Category: Halal Integrity
USA: Criminal convictions cloud Aossey legacy
Midamar continues to ship meat and other products to the Middle East, including Malaysia and Indonesia, though volume has cut in half.
Turkey: Halal and Tayyib Products Workshops Organized by GIMDES
Muslim scientists and producers should work to produce Halal vaccines which harmonize with Halal and Tayyib system.
Malaysia: Nestlé ramps up instant noodles output
Néstle continues to invest in Malaysia, both through its business philosophy of Creating Shared Value (CSV) as well as investing in manufacturing facilities.
UK: Halal operators plan conference boycott
“We pay a lot of money towards the levies and the resources are being spent on campaigns like Red Tractor which doesn’t recognise religious slaughter.”
Malaysia: HDC and EDTRIN Seal a Global Education and Training Agreement
The Halal Industry Development Corporation (HDC) and EDTRIN have sealed an agreement regarding education and training programs on the Global Halal industry.
Halal is available on the Brazilian market
Finding food bearing the halal label on Brazilian supermarket shelves is not an easy task. Very few items carry the attestation that their consumption is allowed to Muslims.
A global standardization of Halal would improve trade
It is a growth market, but it needs a solid growth. In order to achieve that, it needs internationally accepted standards that can make it easier to understand.
Canada: Halal slaughter in Quebec complicated by animal rights bill
Farmers and animal rights activists don’t often agree, but Bill 54, ‘An Act to improve the legal situation of animals in Quebec,’ might be changing that.
Qatar: Businesses sign $80m deals at export development forum
‘From Niche to Mainstream: Halal Goes Global’ is the first publication to provide an overview of the global halal food and beverage market.
China: Need for Standard Halal certification
Regulations pertaining to Halal food preparation in China varied according to regions and Muslim ethnic groups due to the lack of such Halal standardisation.
Halal going global; Qatar SMEs stand to gain from growth
Understanding the various standards of the global Halal sector is key to facilitating SME participation, says Arancha Gonzalez, executive director, Geneva based International Trade Centre.
South Africa: Mainstream has gone Halal
“If you walk down a supermarket aisle you will find that almost 40% of the products carry the halaal logo,” says SANHA theological director Maulana Saeed Navlakhi.
Indonesia: Annual General Meeting WHFC 2015
World Halal Food Council held their Annual General Meeting WHFC on 29 September-1 October 2015 at Aryaduta Hotel Jakarta.
Bosnia: Four Halal Certificates to the BH Companies
Director of the Agency for Halal Quality Certification in B&H Amir Sakic said BH industry counts 68 members as of yesterday, and it confirms the trend of steady growth.
ARMM signs MOU with Halal certifying bodies in Philippines
The Halal Food Industry Development Plan is a major initiative for Mindanao under its Medium Term Philippine Development Plan.
Opinion: ‘There is a market for an international halal brand’
“With today’s mobility, consumers want to find products they trust wherever they happen to be. A global brand makes that easy.”
Opinion: Halal food standards too complex-Nestlé
Demand for halal food is growing but confusion surrounding global standards is hindering the industry’s potential, said an executive at Nestle, the world’s biggest food group.
USA: Midamar, Islamic Services Hit With $600,000 Forfeiture
The order was entered after the business entities each pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud.
Dubai to aim to be hub for halal accreditation worldwide
Dubai Municipality is handling certification of halal establishments and products; the launch of an independent accreditation body is currently in its final stages.
Opinion: Islamic halal economy set to grow, say experts
Many products that were sharia-compliant by nature are now being certified as halal, contributing to the increase in the size of the halal economy.
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