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Basic principles of Halal food standards: what does halal food standards coverage include

For the past two decades, the worldwide halal business has expanded rapidly. However, what are

Halal standard implementation in the food industry: Impact/benefits on SME

The worldwide halal industry is expanding rapidly, but it comes with new problems. Consumers wonder

Halal VS conventional slaughter: Does “Halal” really have health benefits?

Eating customs, rituals, and values vary by faith and community. People in the non-vegetarian society

Covid-19 effects on Halal market: How to engage Halal consumers

Since the beginning of 2020, the entire world has been in a rather extended crisis

Halal consumer diversity: Acceptance on Halal Food among Non-Muslim Consumers

In recent years, the global Halal food business has expanded rapidly. Consumer demand for food

The effect of Halal food awareness on purchase decision: Values that Affect Consumption Choices

Religious beliefs have a significant influence on how people act in social situations. Religious affiliations

Halal food preparation guidelines: What does “HALAL” really mean?

According to International Data Corporation, Islam is the world’s second-biggest and fastest-growing religion, with Muslim

Wish to be “HALAL Certified”? Who should you choose in the midst of many Halal certifiers?

Congratulations on deciding to have your items Halal-certified! Now the question is, out of all

Value-added services that set HMA apart in Halal Certification

Consumers in contemporary culture are flooded with more and more providers to pick from than

Controlling contaminants: the new facet of ‘HALAL label’

Halal is a Qur’anic word that implies permitted, acceptable, and legal. All Muslims must perform

Halal VS Kosher: Comparison of Islamic and Jewish dietary laws

Judaism and Islam have a culture and society that is coherent with religious teachings and

Malaysian cartel allegedly sold fake halal meat to Muslims for 40 years

A local media investigation said the group smuggled meat from non-halal certified sources including China,

Halal food certification in Canada: Motivation & Benefits of Halal Food Certification

With a growing Muslim population of over one million, there is an increasing need for

Halal Certification & Accreditation system in Canada: A Brief Review

Consuming Halal products obtained through Halal procedures is a major duty for Muslims everywhere. According

Halal Certification in Canada: How do I become “Halal Certified.”

The demand for Halal-certified items has gone up significantly. Companies worldwide are seeking authentic Halal

R&D on Halal Industry: We Certify What We SEE

Every year, the growing need for halal products, including goods and services, particularly in the

Understanding “Halal” and “Halal Certification: Why HALAL Certification matters

To understand the significance and implications of Halal certification, it is first necessary to understand

Halal Certification Process: Which Products Can Be Certified

Religion is one of the most powerful influencers affecting people and cultures’ decisions. Market behaviour

Halal Certified: An Alternative Benchmark For Safety, Hygiene And Quality Assurance

The idea of halal-certified foods are now growing rapidly worldwide as an alternative benchmark for

An Insider’s View on Adapting For A COVID Economy

BY OMAR SUBEDAR | OCTOBER 2, 2020 | COVID19 , ONLINE EXCLUSIVE I don’t need to tell you what’s going on in

Review of Halal Food

Nature has blessed human being with plenty of resources to meet their needs. He has been given options to utilize those resources rightly or wrongly.

Fake Halal Foods

Concerns in the Muslim community that the Halal products they are buying are not properly certified leading to many purchasing fake labelled products without knowing it.

Halal Happy Meals?

The figures are impressive: There are about 800,000 Muslims in Canada—a number that’s expected to jump to roughly 1.2 million by the end of the decade.

‘Muslim-Style’ Meals

Most Muslims consider chicken — like beef, veal and lamb — to be halal provided the meat is from ritually slaughtered animals.