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Pig enzymes and Bread

Views: 532785 Last Updated: 31/05/2009
Question

 

Salaams.

Today in the Newspaper there was an Article stating that most breads sold in shops are not suitable for vegatarians as they baked using animal products therefore the bread could be Haraam.

I have attached the link. could you please enlighten me about this matter.

Jazakallah-khair 
 Additional Information:
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 http://www.metro.co.uk/news/article.html?Most_bread_not_fit_for_vegetarians&in_article_id=636820&in_page_id=34


Answer

 
Last Updated: 31/05/2009

In the Name of Allah, the Inspirer of Truth.

A key point here is that the Paper does not reference any hard evidence for the claims made.  Many a time, pressure groups, or organisations "scaremonger" the public to adopt the views and beliefs of their respective ideoligies, or indeed to sell their own products to further their aims.

We have received a reply from the following major bakers in the UK, from which we conclude that they contain no animal enzymes.

As we receive correspondence from Bakers, we will upload the information Insha-Allah Ta'ala.

HOVIS STATEMENT

ALLIED BAKERS STATEMENT

WARBURTONS STATEMENT

ASDA STATEMENT

The Vegetarian Society have made their own investigations, which can be viewed here:

Veggie Bread News 2009

 

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