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Rohaizad, Industry Columnist on 3 October 2022 Similarly to Malaysia, Canada now has precise regulations for Halal that include impressions. In the labelling, packaging or advertising of a food, the FDR prohibit the use of the word "halal" or any letters of the Arabic alphabet, or any other word, expression, depiction, sign, symbol, mark, device or other representation that indicates or that…
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Rohaizad, Industry Columnist on 9 September 2021 Many years back, Halal in the Middle East, in general, was only concerned with meat products and the process of slaughtering. Saudi Arabia and Qatar, for example, are two important market access points for European, North American, Brazilian, and Australian consumable product manufacturers. Australia, for instance, according to the Australian Livestock Exporters ' Council, sending…
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Rohaizad, Industry Columnist on 27 February 2019 The various challenges in the food industry may comprise the future of Halal Industry Conformity. 1. Limitation of existing Legislation? The reason why Lab analysis/verification is important The requirement of a recognized Halal certificate for the High-Risk ingredient is vital for several reasons, including the possible animal source, shared processes (with non-Halal) and gaps…
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Rohaizad, Industry Columnist on 25 February 2019 The manufacturer should be mindful of the terms on their packaging, such as ‘ the product does not contain pork and alcohol’, because in some countries such as Malaysia and Brunei, it has engaged the requirement of Halal certification for your product. So far, there are no entry points or cross-border requirements for product export…
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