Malaysian Firm to offer Halal certification services to Chinese companies
The company would collaborate with the Johor Religious Islamic Department (Maij) and Malaysia Islamic Development Department (Jakim) in this matter.
The company would collaborate with the Johor Religious Islamic Department (Maij) and Malaysia Islamic Development Department (Jakim) in this matter.
Some of China’s more than 23 million Muslims worry that businesses routinely flout Halal guidelines, selling sweets laced with lard, for instance, or pork disguised as beef.
Cooperation agreements on Halal food certification agreed between JAKIM, the Port Klang Free Zone and SM International Wholesale (China) Centre Sdn Bhd.