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Great question — E471 is a common source of confusion. E471 (mono‑ and diglycerides of fatty acids) is listed as Halal in our repository, but it’s origin‑dependent: halal when derived from plant fat, and haraamwhen derived from pork fat. If the source isn’t stated it’s treated as mushbooh (doubtful), so confirm the origin with the manufacturer. Here’s the record:
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