HalalSG, the official Twitter account of the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS), confirmed on Aug. 2 that seafood franchise Fish & Co.'s halal certificates expired on March 2018.

You can see the Tweet below:

Hi Firdaus! Fish & Co Halal certificates has expired on March 2018. Their renewal applications have been rejected as it does not meet Muis Halal Certification Conditions. As of now, we've yet to receive any new application from them. Ini betul-betul, bukan cobaan. https://t.co/uaZxY3jTwC

— halalSG (@halalSG) August 2, 2018

It says (with Malay words translated):

"Hi Firdaus! Fish & Co Halal certificates has expired on March 2018. Their renewal applications have been rejected as it does not meet MUIS Halal Certification Conditions. As of now, we've yet to receive any new application from them. This is true, not a trial."

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Fish & Co announcement

On Aug. 1, Fish & Co. Singapore announced on their Facebook page that their Halal certification consultant is "sorting out matters" of the renewal.

You can read it below:

Fish & Co. also stated that all of their restaurants are complying with Halal standards set by MUIS and they intend to renew their Halal certification.

The home-grown seafood franchise started in 1998. It currently has 10 outlets across Singapore.

Top image from Fish & Co.'s Facebook page.