Category: G-20 News
EU: 7th International Halal Food Conference – Brussels Belgium
The seventh International Halal Food Conference will take place on October 24-25, 2016 at the Sheraton Brussels Airport Hotel.
Indonesia as Global Center for Halal Products and Services?
To address the market demand, Indonesia Halal Lifestyle Centre launched the Indonesia International Halal Lifestyle Expo and Conference.
UK: The perception and acceptability of pre-slaughter and post-slaughter stunning for Halal production
This Report is based on the views of Islamic scholars and Halal consumers.
South Africa: SANHA confirms non-halal status of US poultry
Given the geographical location of the source of the chicken, it remains difficult to investigate and to ultimately determine the halal status of slaughtering processors.
UK: Traditional Halal – National Launch of labelled Stun Free certification
This certification scheme is categorically developed to label meat and poultry that is produced without the use of stunning of any kind with animal welfare and quality at the forefront.
Canada’s Paramount Fine Foods takes its Mideast cuisine to the world
Mr. Fakih’s plans aren’t limited to Canada, though: With franchise partners, he has begun opening Paramounts in the United States and even Lebanon, with an agreement to soon launch 20 locations in Britain.
USA: Lush Handmade Cosmetics to Receive 2016 Multicultural Award at AMCC
The 2016 Multicultural Award will be presented to Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics by the American Muslim Consumer Consortium (AMCC) on October 1, 2016.
Shock report suggests imposing halal tax could help crush radical Islam in France
CALLS for a nationwide halal tax to help stop Muslim youths being radicalised have been raised in France.
USA: Muslim fashion designer makes history with hijab collection
A Muslim fashion designer has made history as the first ever designer to feature hijabs in every outfit on a Newnyfw2 York Fashion Week catwalk.
Brazil eyes Malaysia as entry point for Asean trade
Brazil, Latin America’s largest market, could export the products to Malaysia to be processed and packaged before being exported to other Asean countries.
Dubai wants to integrate Halal market
The emirate of Dubai wants to be the world center of halal trade and is making an effort to globally unify the market’s procedures.
Monsanto and Bayer: Why Food and Agriculture Just Took a Turn For The Worse
News broke this week that Monsanto accepted a $66 billion takeover bid from Bayer. The new company would control more than 25 per cent of the global supply of commercial seeds and pesticides.
USA: How Halal Food Became a $20 Billion Hit in America
Overall, from restaurants to supermarkets, halal sales are projected at $20 billion this year, up by one-third since 2010, according to the Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America (Ifanca)
Opinion: Halal and Tayyib – the next wave
In all the excitement of the Big Numbers, there is an underlying feeling that something is missing from the picture of Halal.
Mexico wants to work with Malaysia on Halal food development
Mexico, which is one of the 12 Trans-Pacific Partnership member countries, has expressed a desire to work together with Malaysia on the development of the Halal food industry.
South Africa: MJCHT seeks to align Halal standards at PNP
Following a string of publicized operational breaches, the Muslim Judicial Council Halal Trust (MJCHT) says its confident Halal standards will improve at supermarket chains.
Delegation from Dubai to seek business in São Paulo
A delegation from the Dubai Exports agency and business owners from the United Arab Emirates will be in São Paulo on September 19 and 20 to meet with local executives.
UK: Is your Qurbani really acceptable?
Over 2.5m Qurbani are performed every year by the Muslim community here in the UK, but the UK is unable assure the Muslim community of genuine Qurbani.
Halal cosmetics seen as next major growth focus for global giants
Some of the world’s biggest consumer groups are making halal face creams and shampoos for Indonesia ahead of a new labeling law.
Japan opens up to Halal tourism
The Japanese government wants to attract more Muslim tourists from the Middle East and last year eased visa restrictions for citizens of several regional countries.
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