Category: Pharmaceuticals
‘State of the Global Islamic Economy’ Report and Indicator 2015-2016 highlight growth milestones
The indicator is a composite index that presents the current outlook of the Islamic economy sectors across 70 countries.
UK: Halal Baby food venture curries favour with leading retailers
‘for aisha’ started three years ago and has just agreed a deal with supermarket giant Asda. The venture is the first Halal baby food range in pouches in the UK.
Turkey: GIMDES will organize the international Halal and Tayyib workshops.
In addition to the workshops, GIMDES is also organizing 6th International Halal and Tayyib Expo 2015 which will held in Istanbul.
Muslim struggle to determine if a device is halal seen as opportunity
For many Muslims, getting vaccinated can be a challenging task. There are virtually no vaccines that meet halal requirements. Many do without.
India: IOL Chemicals advances with renewal of Halal Certificate
It will facilitate the company to explore untapped export markets for its products, IOL Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals said.
UAE: 2nd Global Islamic Economy Summit 2015 (GIES)
The summit will be organised by the Dubai Islamic Economy Development Centre (DIEDC) and Dubai Chamber in partnership with Thomson Reuters from October 5th – 6th.
Brunei pharmaceutical plant launches Halal supplements
Simpor Pharma said the plant was established by Viva Canada as a base for expanding its product range into Muslim countries due to its politcal stability.
USA: NoorVitamins says in 5 years they will be a strong and reputable competitor
Leading Halal supplement brand NoorVitamins is aiming to be a serious part of the wider dietary supplements industry, with a focus on quality and transparency.
Tips on how to become a successful Halal certified pharma company
Dr Mohamed Issa, CEO of Noor Pharmaceuticals, delivered a presentation entitled ‘Halal Certified Pharmaceutical Products – The New Frontier after Food?’ in Brunei.
Malaysia To Pioneer Foray Into Halal Vaccine Market
The establishment of a Saudi Arabian-owned halal vaccine plant, AJ Pharma Holding, which is set to start operations in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan in 2017.
Indonesia: Halal Certification a Bitter Pill for Pharma
Four months have passed since a law requiring all food and pharmaceutical products distributed in Indonesia to have halal certification was passed, but resistance to the new legislation remains strong.
Malaysia: New CCMB Group MD Leonard Ariff Abdul Shatar
Chemical Company of Malaysia Berhad (CCMB) confirmed the appointment of Leonard Ariff Abdul Shatar as Group Managing Director effective January 9, 2015.
State of Global Islamic Economy Report & Indicator 2014/2015
The Islamic Economy covers 7 main sectors: Islamic Finance, Halal food, Halal travel, Modest Fashion, Halal Media & recreation, and Halal pharmaceutical & cosmetics.
The Muslim Green: American Muslim Market Study 2014-15
The 2014-15 Study builds on DinarStandard’s 2011 Report on the American Muslim consumer market.
Malaysia plans Halal vaccine production
Malaysia is hoping to produce the world’s first halal vaccine in less than three years in a collaboration with a Saudi company.
Biotech Corp Highlights Halal And Bioeconomy Potential At WIEF 2014
BiotechCorp co-organised a session on the interrelation between halal and bioeconomy with AJ Pharma Holding and the Halal Industry Development Corp (HDC) at WIEF.
UAE: Halal vaccine Market To Be Worth $1.1bn By 2030- Expert
Globally, Muslim consumers spend up to $70 billion on pharmaceutical products, making them the third largest group in the global pharmaceutical market.
Turkey: Experts from 15 Countries Discuss Halal issues in Istanbul
GIMDES meets experts from 15 different countries at the 7th Conference on Halal and Tayyib Products and present final Statement.
Opinion: Growing Demand for Halal Pharmaceuticals
Sharia-approved healthcare products, modern lifestyle and rising income levels, the demand for Halal medicines also soared in recent times.
Dubai: DIEDC launches Global Islamic Economy Summit 2013 Review Report
GIES 2013 Review details the discussions of 25 sessions held at the summit and outlines key recommendations across the six pillars of Islamic Economy.
