Yes, turkey is halal at Reinweide. The entire range is halal, with no exception for individual items and no second production line alongside it. Turkey is not a special case: the same requirements apply to poultry as to beef, veal and lamb.
Why the question comes up with poultry at all
Many people treat turkey as unproblematic because no pork is involved. That falls short. What matters is not the species alone, but how the animal is slaughtered and what happens afterwards. With sausage and cold cuts in particular, the other ingredients count: spice blends, processing aids, and whether other meat runs through the same production.
What applies to turkey at Reinweide
At Reinweide poultry runs through the same line as everything else. There is no separate conventional production to compare against. The origin is Austria, and processing happens on demand rather than for stock. Questions about proof are answered by the Reinweide customer service.
Which turkey items Reinweide carries
At Reinweide, turkey is mainly found in sausage and cold cuts. Five items in the range are made from turkey:
- Frankfurter (turkey) 300 g, mild with a fine smoky note
- Turkey knacker 300 g, hearty and slightly spicy
- Smoked turkey breast 80 g, finely smoked for bread
- Selchroller (turkey), smoky, in 80 g and 1 kg
- Krakauer 80 g, also made from turkey
Where to start when comparing other suppliers
Three questions get you a long way when comparing turkey products. First: is the species stated on the product itself, or only poultry in general. Second: is the country of origin named, or does it stop at a region. Third: is there proof that refers to the processing plant and not only to the raw material. Those three points say more than any seal on the front of the pack.
Does this apply to the sausage too, not only the meat
Yes. At Reinweide not only the raw meat is halal, but everything made from it. The turkey sausage and the turkey cold cuts come from the same line. There is no exception for processed items.
Can I mix turkey and beef in one order
Yes, that is the normal case. Beef, veal, lamb, chicken and turkey all run in the same weekly cycle at Reinweide. Orders close on Sunday at 23:59, delivery is planned for Thursday and arrives chilled.
Why does one product say turkey and another beef
Because the same type of sausage exists in two versions. Reinweide makes the Frankfurter from beef and from turkey. The species is stated on each product so you can choose without asking.
The Reinweide turkey items are in the sausages and cold cuts category. How halal is handled at Reinweide overall is explained in the article on understanding halal certification.
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