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Anuga is a global food and beverage fair held every two years in the Koelnmesse Convention Center, Cologne, Germany. Anuga’s unique concept of featuring 10 specialized trade show segments in one location has been highly successful in matching exhibitors with their right target audience.
The Gulfood Awards are organised by The Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), in association with UK-based FoodBev Media, the awards attracted more than 150 entries from 23 countries in 16 different categories, and were judged by an international panel of experts.
The May 09 Halal Market Intelligence Newsletter from HalalFocus looks at the the formation of the American Halal Association, a new non-profit organisation to represent the interests of the Halal producers and consumers in the USA. Plus articles on how Halal is beating the recession and the rise of Halal consumer power as a new market force.
An in-depth interview with Hajj Abdalhamid Evans, Senior Analyst at Imarat Consultants. As one of the leading voices in the Halal market with a truly global vision, he discusses issues across a wide range of topics and countries, commenting on MIHAS, the World Halal Forum, the challenges facing Malaysia, Brunei’s new moves in the Halal arena as well as the latest news on the Halal industry in the USA and Canada.
Plus details of the forthcoming International Halal Market Conference in Brunei Darussalam on 16-17 August.
The latest Halal Market Intelligence Newsletter has an in-depth reflection on the Halal Expo and Conference in Brunei, including their new Halal standards and auditing guidelines, as well as an article on Canada’s new Halal market initiative, the Canadian Halal Exporters Alliance. Also details on a HalalFocus partner event in Adu Dhabi in December 07, the Halal World Expo & Conference
Our May 07 newsletter gives an in-depth overview of some of the major trends in the global Halal market. As more countries are starting to move on national Halal implementation strategies, we look at some of the basic components that need to be considered. Plus some parallels with the Islamic Finance sector that may well be repeating themselves in the Halal sector.
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