Tag: Halal standards
Malaysia: NST Leader: A thought starter, should Jakim go global?
“The time has come for Jakim’s stamp of legitimacy to go global. It may wish to look at how it can further tap into and explore businesses offering halal products.”
CIS: Lack of standardisation poses problems for halal industry in CIS, notes conference
Private companies frequently work without accreditation certificates and several organisations issuing them are not registered legal entities.
Thailand Halal Assembly 2018
.The Thailand Halal Assembly (THA) 2018 was held from 14-16 December 2018 at BITEC Bangna, comprising two major events: The 11th Halal Science
Opinion: What are the barriers to growth in the halal industry
Halal food is the largest and most diverse sector within the Islamic economy. Its expansion has resulted in the emergence of numerous halal startups. This short video shows some of the areas involved in the Halal Industry.
Opinion: Shari’ah Principles for Halal Standardisation
An academic overview of the Halaal and Haraam Standards which have already been prepared or are currently being prepared both locally and internationally.
UAE: Global harmonisation of halal certification standards ‘key priority’ for DIEDC in 2018
DIEDC will work with International Halal Accreditation Forum (IHAF)and the Emirates Authority for Standardization and Metrology (ESMA)—to achieve its goal of harmonising Halal certification standards.
Malaysia: ‘Halal’ is not just a about food
Datuk Seri Jamil Bidin, Halal Industry Development Corporation (HDC) chief executive officer, said that most countries had only just begun or have yet to go beyond the food industry.
Malaysia to lead the way in unifying halal standards
Keeping up with all these standards from multinational certification bodies might be a major challenge but the emphasis should be put on ways to further develop the industry.
Opinion: Unified Halaal Standard (Exploring the Possibilities)
Different Halaal standards have posed a challenge which is becoming an obstacle for businesses and a barrier for trade. What is the way forward? An overview by Mufti Yousuf ‘Abdur-Razzaaq.
Malaysia invited to become board member of SMIIC
Malaysia, which is recognised for spearheading global halal standards, has scored another first as it has been invited to join the board of directors of the Standards and Metrology Institute for Islamic Countries.
Philippines: Academe pushes development of Halal college course
Members of the academe are pushing for the development of curricula that includes offering a four-year course for halal development.
EU: Introducing the ‘European Halal Initiative’
The European Halal Initiative is open for representatives of muslim organisations and prominent muslim individuals from Europe.
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.
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.
UAE: Need to adopt global standards for Islamic Economy
The adoption of globally accepted standards for different Islamic economy jurisdictions will not only benefit the producers, but will also enhance trade.
Gambia: GBOS Sensitises WCR Technical Advisory Committee On ‘Halal’standards’
The project was to develop the capacity and skills of staff and stakeholders of the Bureau for the development on Halal standards.
Pakistan: Legal Cover for Halal Sector
The Pakistan Halal Authority (PHA), is the new body that will be the first legal entity at the federal level dealing with the Halal sector in Pakistan.
Demand for Halal meat picks up pace
The drive to develop of an international standard for Halal meat allied to watertight accreditation schemes is gathering pace.
Opinion: Standardisation crucial to unleashing Islamic economy’s potential
‘Unleashing the Islamic Economy’ report highlights the importance of globally accepted standards to the development of the Islamic economy.
WHS: Harmonising Halal Standards within the ASEAN Region
The Department of Standards Malaysia is initiating the establishment of a Working Group on Halal Products and Services with its counterparts in the ASEAN region.
