SJPH Halal Assurance System: Storage Toolkit

This system applies the Sistem Jaminan Produk Halal (SJPH) to storage operations, working with the certification body's technical scheme for storage under Indonesia's mandatory Halal certification regime, administered by BPJPH, the Halal Product Assurance Organizing Agency. Coverage runs the length of the warehouse cycle — cargo acceptance, receiving, put-away, storage, picking, dispatch and onward transport — held together between assessments by a designated Halal supervisor (Penyelia Halal) and an internal Halal committee.

Much of the daily evidence comes from the chambers themselves. Temperature and humidity are recorded against defined limits, and any power outage or equipment failure is written up as an incident, with a judgement on the goods inside at the time. Traceability exercises are run as a routine test rather than a reaction, following a consignment forward to the customer and back to the certificate it arrived with. Underneath sit the physical controls: dedicated or segregated zones so Halal stock never shares a location or handling surface with prohibited goods, cleaning and sertu where contact has occurred, standing pest and hygiene programmes, and stock identification that carries Halal status through put-away, picking and dispatch.