China sets up Halal Food Industrial Park in Ningxia, says Wang
To tap the vast potential of export market of Islamic countries, China has established Halal Food Industrial Park in its western region.
To tap the vast potential of export market of Islamic countries, China has established Halal Food Industrial Park in its western region.
To promote the Brunei Halal Brand, a seminar at the expo has been proposed for the very first time. The CAEXPO Secretariat has vowed to invite major Chinese Halal enterprises from Chinese Muslim provinces/ autonomous regions such as Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to attend the seminar.
The 7th China Asean Expo to be held in Nanning, China from Oct 20-24 will be an excellent platform to showcase and promote the Brunei Halal brand to the Chinese market.
TAIPEI: Taiwan plans to make use of Malaysia’s position as a halal hub once it inks the Ecfa (economic cooperation framework agreement) with China.
BRUNEI is looking to promote its halal certification and national halal brand to the international audience at the World Expo 2010 Shanghai.
Wearing a songkok from Malaysia, the imam of Beijing’s oldest and largest mosque happily ushered visitors into the mosque compound. Sixty-two-year-old Taudin Baiyuchin said Muslims from all over the world visit the mosque which covers 10,000 sq metres and represents a mixture of Islamic and Chinese cultures.
CHINESE companies from the Henan province are teaming up with Master Malaysia Global Sdn Bhd to introduce Chinese halal meat to supermarkets and hypermarkets internationally, sold under the brand “Master Malaysia”.
A video clip about the increase in Halal meat production in the Ningxia region of China, home to a large indigenous Muslim population. Not only are they catering to local demand, they are also looking to enter global markets with their Halal meat products
The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) will consider requests to build a laboratory for inspection and certification of halal food products and herbs before being exported. Its deputy minister, Datuk Mukhriz Tun Mahathir, said currently, exporters used the lab facilities in Singapore for certification before being exported, especially to the European Union (EU) countries.
Islam was introduced into China officially in 651 in the Tang Dynasty. Arabic traders married Chinese wives and a new ethnic group of Muslim Hui People was formed since then. General speaking, descendants of the intermarriage between Arabic and Chinese and Chinese who had been converted into Islam were the first group of Hui People (also called Huihui in ancient China). When the Muslim Hui ethnic group was formed, Chinese Halal food history started.
KUALA LUMPUR: A collaboration between the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Malaysia (ACCCIM) and Chinese Chambers of China is expected to bring in between US$1bil (RM3.4bil) and US$2bil (RM6.8bil) this year.
ACCCIM president Tan Sri William Cheng said a group of 150 to 200 Chinese investors from the chambers [...]
China’s Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region has officially opened its Ningxia Distribution Centre in Hat Yai, the commercial district of Thailand’s southern province of Songkhla, as a venue for more accessible sales distribution to wider markets by presenting the region’s trade goods–including halal food products–and other commodities for exchange between the [...]
SHANDONG-BASED Sozo Global Ltd, a one-stop gourmet convenient food
specialist, is banking on tapping Malaysia’s halal food stature
on the world stage to penetrate the booming and lucrative global halal
food segment which boasts an annual worth of US$2 trillion. The group expects to use the halal
food hub to target the Middle Eastern markets over the longer term.
If you can’t afford to travel Business Class in the air perhaps you might like to pay to enjoy the luxury of a First Class lounge while waiting to board your Economy Class flight at the airport. The new commercial Travelers’ Lounge ‘pay-in lounge’ at Hong Kong International Airport is even offering Halal Food for its guests wanting pre-flight pampering.
Thai exporters are being urged to tap into China’s expanding Muslim food market. “China is one of the world’s most eye-catching halal food markets,
as Muslims there total more than 30 million, or 2.3% of China’s
population,” said Srirat Rastapana, director-general of the Export
Promotion Department.