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Is E392 halal or haram?

Rosemary extract · Antioxidant

HalalLast reviewed: April 2026

E392 (Rosemary extract) is generally classified as halal. Plant-derived (rosemary).

What is E392?

E392, listed on labels as Rosemary extract, is an antioxidant that stops fats and oils from turning rancid. You'll most often find it in packaged and processed foods.

Is E392 halal? The verdict

Good news — you can treat E392 as halal. Plant-derived (rosemary). The additive itself needs no special certification. Keep in mind the finished product can still contain other ingredients that aren't halal, so always read the full list.

How to check E392 on a label

If you see E392 (or "Rosemary extract") in an ingredient list, no further checking is needed for this additive — focus your attention on meat, animal fats, gelatin and flavourings instead.

Other names & label terms to scan for

  • Rosemary extract
  • Extracts of rosemary
  • INS 392
  • E392

Bottom line

E392 is halal. Safe to consume as far as this additive is concerned.

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