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This page is for editorial mail: a broken citation, a missing official link, or a question about how we framed a distinction.
It is not an applications desk. If you need an Approved Arrangement for export halal red meat, the department’s AIO requirements page tells organisations to apply to the published departmental address. That process is theirs.
If you need to know whether a label may say “halal”, read FSANZ and your consumer-law obligations. We will not pre-clear artwork.
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If you came here from an old “take action” or “contact details” filename, you are in the right place. Those addresses now land on this page.
FormSubmit delivers the fields to the editorial inbox. We cannot promise a response time, and we will not invent one. If you asked us to certify a product, the reply — if any — will be a pointer to the department pages, not a certificate.
If you asked about a restaurant, we will not add it to a list. There is no list.
If the form fails, wait and try later. Do not paste passwords into a retry. This page is also the landing point for the old contact_details.html and take_action.html filenames, so a historic bookmark is enough; you do not need a second address.
The form will not subscribe you to anything. It will not add a restaurant to a map. It is only a letter.
No. For export red meat, start with the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and the Approved Islamic Organisation pathway it describes.
No. Ask the venue, and treat a spoken “yes” as a starting point rather than a certificate.
The page URL, the sentence, and a link to a primary source.
Most questions are already answered on the meaning and certification pages. Write in if you have a source we missed.