CCD offers an exciting variety of beverages and coffee to fit every need imaginable, as well as food that adheres to halal dietary guidelines. In addition to typical fare like burgers and sandwiches, vegetarian dishes are also offered here; and you can even order one featuring chicken from slaughtering practices compliant with Islamic law!

CCD is owned and operated by Coffee Day Enterprises Limited, operating a chain of cafes and value express kiosks across India and internationally, serving an assortment of cuisines and beverages to customers both domestically and abroad. Their business segments include coffee retailing and exports, leasing commercial office space, financial services, integrated multimodal logistics, hospitality management services, investments as well as other corporate activities.

Coffee Day Global was established by V.G. Siddhartha in 1996 as its parent company, Coffee Day India. Since then, CCD has expanded globally with over 495 cafes and 285 value express kiosks around the globe; receiving recognition for both quality products and unique creations.

Coffee’s status as a halal beverage remains a matter of debate, with some insisting it is forbidden while others believe otherwise. When determining whether coffee meets these criteria or not, several key considerations must be met: the beans must come from sources approved as halal; secondly, its production process should exclude non-halal ingredients; finally all supporting materials must comply.

Coffee’s halal status depends heavily on its preparation method and ingredients used. To maintain its halal status, all beans used must be certified halal while any non-halal substances like sugar or milk must not enter into its making process. Furthermore, all emulsifiers used during brewing must also come from animal sources that adhere to Islamic Law; look out for drinks which list both their ingredients and brewing method on their packaging for assurance of halal certification.