SANHA HALAALIZES KELLOGS PORK AND BEEF CONTAMINATED PRODUCTS
The haraam halaalization industry of SANHA has degenerated into a truly bizarre cauldron. The ENTIRE range of Kellogs products, even such items in which pork is not directly used as an ingredient, is contaminated with haraam pork and beef gelatine. Yet SANHA without the slightest fear for Allah Ta’ala, without the slightest concern for destroying the Ummah with haraam food and without the slightest vestige of shame has selectively halaalized some of Kellogs’ products despite its awareness of the presence of huge quantities of haraam gelatine on its premises and the use of it in a wide variety of Kellogs products. The following is a letter from the Consumer Affairs Department of Kellogs:
MR Kenia,
Thank you for your inquiry regarding gelatin used in some of our products.
We are glad you contacted us and we are happy to provide you with this
information. Gelatin is used to help the texture of the product and
is derived from either beef or pork. All gelatin used at Kellogg is
certified Kosher. (This
is totally against Hindus & Muslims religion) Gelatin
derived from pork is found in Kellogg's®
cereal products that contain marshmallow additives, for example Kellogg's®
Marshmallow Froot Loops cereal and Kellogg's Smorz®
cereal. It is also found in all varieties of Kellogg's®
Rice Krispies Treats® Squares and Special K®
Protein Snack Bars. Gelatin derived from beef is found in all varieties
of Kellogg's® Frosted Pop-Tarts®, Kellogg's®
Frosted Mini-Wheats® cereal, and Kellogg's®
Rice Krispies Treats™ cereal. None of the equipment that comes in
contact with the gelatin in Kellogg's®
Frosted Pop-Tarts® is used in the production of the other pastries.
As a result, Plain (unfrosted) Kellogg's®
Pop-Tarts® do not contain gelatin. The pre-gelatinized wheat starch
contained in some of our toaster pastries is derived from wheat and
does not contain any gelatin. All Kellogg's®
fruit snacks contain gelatin. In fruit snacks beef and pork gelatin
are used interchangeably based on availability in the marketplace.
Again, thank you for contacting us. We appreciate your loyal use of
our products and hope that this provides you with the information you
need to make food choices appropriate for you and your family.
Sincerely, Grace De La Cruz (Consumer Affairs Department)
Despite the products of Kellogs being containing haraam beef and pork gelatine, and despite the overwhelming number of Kellogs products being HARAAM even according to the standards proclaimed by SANHA the Maitah-Halaalizer, SANHA shamelessly proclaims certain brands of Kellogs ‘halaal’. In a letter to an enquirer, SANHA proclaims halaal several lines, and adds: “We cannot give any assurances on the Kellogs coated variants.”
Although SANHA admits:
"We personally observed Gelatine on their Cereal factory premises when we visited some years ago……… Subsequently, they refused to co-operate with SANHA and allow us continued visitation rights to their premises. We thus placed a cautionary notice on all products which potentially could contain gelatine, i.e. coated variants.”
“Cautionary note”, despite the explicit admission and clear evidence furnished by Kellogs themselves? Despite the clarity with which Kellogs states its utilization of PORK and HARAAM BEEF gelatine in most of its varieties, SANHA whispers with flabby acquiesence in an attempt not to offend KELLOGS: “We cannot give any assurances on the Kellogs coated variants.” And, despite the use of so much PORK and HARAAM BEEF gelatine by KELLOGS in most of its products, SANHA has the haraam nerve of proclaiming certain Kellogs products ‘halaal’.
ALL KELLOGS PRODUCTS ARE HARAAM. THIS INCLUDES ALL BRAN FLAKES, CORN FLAKES, FROSTIES, RICE CRISPIES, HONEY NUT CRUNCH, NUTRI FIX AND SPECIAL K WHICH SANHA HAS HALAALIZED.
The products of a factory using tons
of PORK and HARAAM BEEF gelatine cannot be halaal, even such of its
products which may not include the PORK as a ingredient.
IT IS WAAJIB FOR MUSLIMS TO ABSTAIN FROM ALL PRODUCTS OF KELLOGS.
