Aldi has apologised to consumers after boxes of its frozen Oakhurst turkey crowns had been mislabelled as halal-accredited. An Aldi customer, Pip Singh, contacted the discounter earlier in December, putting up a photograph of a cardboard box of Oakhurst turkey crowns together with the term ‘halal’ written on the side on its Facebook page. Aldi’s initial response to ...
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Opinion: Halal Healthcare products challenges and opportunities
By Selma Djukic When it comes matters of health, the consensus among Muslim scholars is unequivocal – God has ordained that in situations of life versus death – life reigns supreme. But has this divine privilege led to a sense ...
Read More »Opinion: What halal certification suits Japan?
By S.Yokoyama In Japan, we are carefully studying Halal, determined to provide new choices to both visitors in Japan and to Muslims overseas. We inevitably encounter a major question: which country’s or which group’s Halal certification should we acquire? That issue ...
Read More »Indonesia: W. Java’s food still need halal certification
By Arya Dipa, The Jakarta Post Many of West Java’s food products have not obtained halal certification despite the province’s target to be recognized as a halal province next year. The Indonesian Ulema Council’s Food and Drug Analysis Agency (LPPOM MUI) ...
Read More »Brunei Halal Brand: Getting more shelf space
By Koo Jin Shen BRUNEI Halal is steadily gaining recognition in markets around the world. In 2013, delegations from both regional and European markets have expressed interest in cooperation across a number of sectors. International interest In January, a senior ...
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