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AURIGA ACCOUNTING PRIVATE LIMITED Malhar Certification for Jhatka Meat Vendors in Maharashtra

Malhar Certification is a new initiative launched in Maharashtra to register and verify jhatka mutton and chicken vendors. This certification guarantees that the meat is prepared according to Hindu traditions, helping customers easily identify and trust vendors who strictly adhere to the jhatka method. Much like halal certification follows Islamic law, Malhar Certification offers a formal framework for jhatka meat, certifying only Hindu-owned businesses. In this article, we provide a comprehensive guide to everything you need to know about Malhar Certification.

What is Malhar Certification?

Malhar Certification is an official verification system for jhatka meat vendors in Maharashtra. It confirms that meat is prepared using the jhatka method—a swift, single cut slaughter—in line with Hindu traditions. The certification guarantees the meat is:

  • 100% Pure & Hygienic – No mixing with other types of meat.

  • Saliva-Free – Processed with strict cleanliness standards.

  • Tradition-Compliant – Prepared strictly using the jhatka method

Who Can Apply for Malhar Certification?

Eligible Applicants:

  • Jhatka meat shops selling mutton, chicken, or other meats via the jhatka method.

  • Hindu-owned businesses only.

  • Slaughterhouses and meat suppliers strictly following the jhatka process.

Not Eligible:

  • Vendors selling halal meat or using any other slaughter method.

  • Non-Hindu-owned businesses.

  • Unregistered sellers or those failing to meet hygiene and safety norms

Official Platform for Malhar Certification

The official website, MalharCertification.com, is the central portal for registering and certifying jhatka meat vendors in Maharashtra. It ensures certification is granted only to those strictly adhering to the jhatka method.

Key Features:

  • Online Registration: Simple application process via the website.

  • Verification: Authorities inspect vendors to confirm compliance before certification.

  • Certified Vendor Directory: Customers can find verified jhatka meat shops.

  • Quality & Hygiene Enforcement: Maintains strict cleanliness and food safety standards

Benefits of Malhar Certification

For Vendors:

  • Builds customer trust with assurance of purity and tradition.

  • Enhances business reputation and attracts a larger customer base.

  • Differentiates the business by showcasing adherence to religious and quality standards.

  • Ensures compliance with hygiene and safety guidelines.

  • Increases visibility through the official certified vendor listing.

For Consumers:

  • Guarantees fresh, hygienic meat free from contamination.

  • Confirms authentic jhatka meat prepared as per Hindu customs.

  • Supports Hindu-owned businesses.

By obtaining Malhar Certification, vendors boost credibility and trust, while consumers receive high-quality, tradition-compliant meat.

About the Author

Manisha
Manisha is a skilled writer who excels at simplifying complex legal concepts into clear, practical guidance. Her articles equip entrepreneurs with the essential knowledge to confidently navigate business laws, helping them start and manage their ventures successfully

November 16, 2025

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