UK: UK halal meat supplier Haloodies sees pandemic recovery, plans global expansion
Haloodies has fought against challenges posted by the COVID-19 outbreak and Brexit through expanding its online sales
Haloodies has fought against challenges posted by the COVID-19 outbreak and Brexit through expanding its online sales
According to the CEO, Haloodies’ accessible international branding appeals to Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
Ahead of the Islamic holiday Eid al-Fitr in June, British Muslim shoppers are stocking up for what is the biggest religious event of the year.
From halal mozzarella to smart hijabs, faith-driven consumers are demanding products that dovetail with their modern lifestyles. A look at where the market is headed - and when
Haloodies is the UK's first halal food brand to gain shelf space in nearly every mainstream supermarket chain.
The market is flooded with halal from questionable sources and at low prices; this blocks brands with more trusted supply sources to enter the market in certain sales channels.
Established players are expanding at home and abroad through franchising and multinationals have also made major investments in Muslim-majority markets.
Throughout the week at Food Matters Live being held in London at ExCel, 21-23 November 2017, Halal industry leaders, London Halal Food Festival, will bring together experts from the halal…
Entrepreneurs are increasingly recognising the potential for businesses developed for the Islamic market at home and abroad. Here are five such ventures on their way.
Salaam Events Co. in association with Salaam Ventures is proud to host a unique one day event on the 12th October 2017 at the Holiday Inn, Commercial Road (London) for…