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Is this product halal with these ingredients?

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ASSALAMUALAIKUM.dear muftican you tell me if this product is suitible for the halal diet.the ingredients aresugar,hydrogenated vegetable fat,whey powder(from milk),wheat starch,emulsifier:soya lecithin;glucose syrup,flavourings E104,E110,E131,E132,E124,E129:GLAZING AGENTS:BEES WAX.THANK YOU.

Answer
In the Name of Allah, the Inspirer of Truth.
Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

The ingredients are permissible.

And Allah knows Best
Wa Alaykumussalaam Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh
http://www.foodguide.org.uk

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(Mufti) Abdullah Patel
Halal Food Guide

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