France's Quick controversy re-emerges as Paris mosque complains
The powerful main Paris Mosque complained last week that Quick’s restaurants to go Halal-only with its burger patties was meaningless, as they should have had other ingredients checked as well, from its mustard to buns to fries.
France’s halal market has ‘exploded’ in the past three years, increasing by 20 per cent a year and is estimated to worth €5.5-billion ($7.5 billion) this year.
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Established September 2006, Halal Industry Development Corporation coordinates the overall development of the Halal industry in Malaysia.
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A report by the New Zealand Trade and Enterprise highlights the growth potential of halal food and beverage, cosmetics and beauty products in all the different markets around the world.
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The Muslim officials of Mindanao are urging the new Philippines president to issue a special mandate to strengthen the country’s bid to penetrate the lucrative global Halal market.
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The market for Halal-certified products is physically huge and economically promising, fueled by a booming Muslim population with the highest growth rates since the 60s.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak yesterday called for Muslim nations to unite and form a new economic model and to think beyond conventional frameworks and wisdom.
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The coming together of key Halal market movers for a common objective, as displayed within the travel & tourism sector, is just the sort of push needed for the Halal industry at the moment.
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Malaysia could potentially lose whatever remaining Halal edge it has after neighbours Singapore and Brunei announced marketing tie-ups between their Halal manufacturers to tap the lucrative global Halal market.
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With an estimated five million Muslims, France has the biggest Islamic population in Europe. They’ve been in the country for decades, but the mainstream food industry is only just starting to cater to them.
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Founder of HalalFocus and Imarat Consultants Hajj Abdalhamid Evans talked about the potentials of Halal as a global industry in the run up of the 1st World Halal Forum 2006.
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Halal and Islamic finance industries are effectively the twin cornerstones of the Halal Market economy. By this, we are referring to a dynamic market arena for Halal products and services, trading according to halal transactions and contracts, using – ultimately – halal currencies.
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Worldwide interest in Halal, based on Google searches, has doubled in the past five years, providing us with some statistical foundation for claims that the global Halal market is growing
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