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Snacks · Updated 2026-07-09
Are Mott's fruit snacks halal?
Verdict: Mushbooh
Mott's Assorted Fruit Snacks are mushbooh. The gelatin is typically pork- or non-zabihah beef-derived and is not certified halal by the manufacturer.
Doubtful — verify the source before consuming.
Mott's fruit snacks contain gelatin, and the source is not disclosed as halal-certified. That makes them doubtful (mushbooh) for observant Muslims.
Why this verdict
- The ingredient list includes gelatin without a halal or kosher (K/D) mark.
- Mott's parent company Keurig Dr Pepper does not publish a halal certification for this SKU.
- In the absence of a verified halal source, the majority of scholars advise avoidance under the principle of avoiding the doubtful.
- SafaScan flags this product with a doubtful (mushbooh) status until certification is confirmed.
Key ingredients
- Fruit puree
- Sugar
- Corn syrup
- Gelatin (undisclosed source)
- Natural & artificial flavors
Halal-friendly alternatives
- Yumearth Organic Fruit Snacks (pectin-based, halal-friendly)
- Black Forest Organic Fruit Snacks (pectin-based)
- Halal-certified gummies from Saffron Road or Aleezay
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