Brunei-Australia Trade Growing
Australian food producers are involved in Brunei's international halal brand in planning and coordinating the Brunei Halal Brand product, which is expected to launch in the middle of this year.
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Southeast Asian Countries Urged To Jointly Market Halal Products
Southeast Asian countries competing to promote their halal products in the international markets should join hands instead of trying to outdo each other, a halal conference in Singapore was told…
Brunei Delegation Joins SIHAS
Ten local companies, led by the Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources, exhibited their products during the Singapore International Halal Showcase (Sihas) 2008 at Singapore Expo in an effort to…
US recession poses no threat to halal trade
A recession in the United States will have a minimal impact on the international halal trade as the need to consume halal products is an Islamic tenet, said Malaysia External…
More firms eyeing overseas markets seek halal certification
More firms in Singapore are obtaining halal certification in hopes of a slice of the global Muslim consumer market, Islamic Religious Council data said on Friday. Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs…
Brunei Needs To Zero In On Few Winning Sectors
"The government needs to plan a framework to allow private sector to determine the relevant sectors" that it wants to see flourish, Tareq Muhmood, chief executive officer of HSBC Brunei,…
Globalising Halal Standards: Issues and Challenges
The definitions of Halal, while generally agreed upon by Muslims, display significant gaps when it comes to their application in the industry. Due to differing Halal standards not only between…
The Challenge To Achieve The Brunei Vision
Brunei's current vision to diversify their economy away from dependence on the oil and gas income involves the development of three key niche areas - Islamic Finance, the Halal Industry…
Pizza Hut introduces halal meat in Sri Lanka
Global pizza restaurant chain Pizza Hut will offer delectable and sizzling items made out of halal meat targetting the 1.8 million Muslim population in Sri Lanka.
Move With Trends Or Risk Being Left Behind, SMEs Told
Brunei must learn to catch up with trends in the global food industry or risk being left out of the market, according to a local entrepreneur.
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