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HFSAA Certified

Pita Pita is HFSAA Certified

We're proud to now be HFSAA Halal Food certified, reaffirming our commitment to authenticity and inclusivity. This milestone aligns with our mission to make our food accessible to all while maintaining the highest standards. Thank you for your support!

What is the HFSAA Certificate?

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Hand Slaughtered by a Muslim

The slaughterer must be a practicing Muslim. The slaughterman will slaughter by hand, and not by machine/mechanical means.

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Horizontal Cut with Tasmiya

The slaughterer will recite the name of God on every individual animal, accompanied with proper intention

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Frequent Audits

HFSAA conducts frequent audits of our facilities and evaluations of our restuarant standards in supplies and preparations of food.

All Certified Locations

Palatine

Pita Pita – Palatine

Pita Pita – Lombard

Pita Pita – Lombard

Pita Pita – Orland Park

Pita Pita – Orland Park

Pita Pita – Naperville

Pita Pita – Naperville

Pita Pita – Bloomingdale

Pita Pita – Bloomingdale

Pita Pita – Rolling Meadows

Pita Pita – Rolling Meadows

Pita Pita – Hoffman Estates

Pita Pita – Hoffman Estates

Pita Pita – Des Plaines

Pita Pita – Des Plaines

Pita Pita – Chicago Medical District

Pita Pita – Chicago Medical District

Halal Food

HFSAA.ORG

The Halal Food Standards Alliance of America (HFSAA), a non-profit 501(c)(3), certifies meat, foods, cosmetics, and more. By upholding a higher Halal standard, HFSAA ensures its certifications are acceptable to all Muslims, regardless of differing scholarly opinions.

Authority

HFSAA

HFSAA Certificate

  • ✓ Registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
  • ✓ Founded, supervised, and operated by Islamic scholars, students, activists, and professionals
  • ✓ Halal standards accepted by all Muslims
Other Halal Certificates

Other Halal Certificates

  • ✕ Tend to be for-profit organizations
  • ✕ Operated by professionals with limited Islamic scholarly involvement in day to day activities
  • ✕ Partial acceptance of Halal standards
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