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Malaysia: Global Halal Traders Gather in Malaysia Amid Muslim Population Growth Written by The behalal team for Events Home Industry News UK & World

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3/4/13  www.thejakartaglobe.com

A visitor from Kazakhtan talking to an Indonesian coffee seller during the 10th Malaysia International Halal Showcase (MIHAS), an annual trade fair organized by the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation that runs from April 3-6, 2013. (JG Photo/Muhammad Al-Azhari)
A visitor from Kazakhtan talking to an Indonesian coffee seller during the 10th Malaysia International Halal Showcase (MIHAS), an annual trade fair organized by the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation that runs from April 3-6, 2013. (JG Photo/Muhammad Al-Azhari)

Kuala Lumpur. Figures from the global halal food industry are gathering in the Malaysian capital to discuss ideas to expand the industry supplying food that complies with Islamic religious law, currently valued at $2.3 trillion annually.
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Sri Lanka: Genocidal anti-Muslim racism Written by The behalal team for Halal Concern Home Industry News UK & World

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1/4/13  www.island.lk

By Izeth Hussain

Suddenly, and quite unexpectedly, the term “racism” has come into vogue. I myself have been using it for years, in preference to the term “ethnic” in connection with our famous ethnic problem. But otherwise it has been normally used in Sri Lanka only to allege “Tamil racism”, the assumption behind which is that the Sinhalese of course have never been racist towards the Tamils, or towards anyone else for that matter. But now, in connection with the anti-Muslim hate campaign and the halal problem, – which involve Buddhist monks and a political party that is part of the Government – many including no less than the President have used the term “racism”. There is therefore recognition among the Sinhalese power elite that there could be racists within their own ranks. I see this as a step or even a great leap forward, the beginnings of a possible sea-change, holding out promise for the future.

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EU: Pork found in halal food in Norway Written by The behalal team for Halal Concern Home Industry News UK & World

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27/3/13 www.icenews.is

Norway climate paper finally published

A Norwegian food safety watchdog have discovered large amounts of pork in food being sold as halal throughout Norway.

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UK: Pork ‘halal meat’ scare: Meat pulled from schools’ menus Written by The behalal team for Halal Concern Home Industry News UK & World

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15/3/13 BBC news

Children at lunchtime at St Mary's Bryanston Square

Children at St Mary’s Bryanston Square school had vegetarian food on Thursday and fish on Friday, the council said

All meat is now off school menus in the central London borough where evidence of pork DNA was found in halal chicken sausages.

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Sri Lanka Muslims try to diffuse halal meat row Written by The behalal team for Home Industry News UK & World

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22/2/13  www.thenews.com.pk

COLOMBO: Islamic clerics in Sri Lanka tried to calm mounting religious tensions in the majority Buddhist nation on Thursday by telling stores not to sell halal-slaughtered meat to non-Muslims.

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Kuwait: Second Gulf Conference on Halal Industry Written by The behalal team for Events Home Industry News UK & World

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24/1/13  www.kuna.net.kw

Ministry Undersecretary Dr. Adel Falah

Ministry Undersecretary Dr. Adel Falah

KUWAIT – Kuwaiti Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs plays a main role on spreading Islamic knowledge among people, Ministry Undersecretary Dr. Adel Al-Falah said on Tuesday.

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USA: Burger (McDonalds’s) chain settles halal dispute Written by The behalal team for Halal Concern Home Industry News UK & World

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22/1/13 www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk

McDonald's has settled a case in which it was claimed a Detroit restaurant falsely advertised food as being prepared according to Islamic dietary law
McDonald’s has settled a case in which it was claimed a Detroit restaurant falsely advertised food as being prepared according to Islamic dietary law
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China: Fake halal imports anger China’s Muslims Written by The behalal team for Home Industry News UK & World

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19/1/13  www.rfa.org

Uyghurs say Chinese companies are passing goods off as halal products imported from Muslim countries.

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A bazaar in the Xinjiang capital Urumqi, Jan. 7, 2012.

A number of companies in China are mislabeling domestically made food products as halal imports from Islamic nations in order to improve their market share in the Muslim-populated northwestern Xinjiang region, according to sources.

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UK: Defra/FSA forcing Muslims to eat dead meat as halal Written by The behalal team for Home Industry News UK & World

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30/12/12  meattradenewsdaily.co.uk

Leading halal group (ANSA) warns Muslims that ‘they have been denied of their legal rights under the statuary Law’ by the authorities (DEFRA/Food Standards Agency) of mislabelled meat as Halal.
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Indonesia: Local Kickers distributor apologize for ‘halal’ label Written by The behalal team for Home Industry News UK & World

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26/12/12  www.thejakartapost.com

The local distributor of Kickers footwear, PT Mahkota Petriedo, apologized for labeling its products as “halal” despite some being made with pig skin. The company claimed to have recalled its products from the market in November.
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Japan: Tourism industry bets on rise in Muslim clients with halal-certified offerings Written by The behalal team for Home Industry News UK & World

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26/12/12 japandailypress.com

Tourism industry bets on rise in Muslim clients with halal-certified offeringsWith the total global Muslim population estimated at 1.6 billion or 25% of the world’s population, you would think that there would be more Muslim-friendly establishments in a tourist-oriented country like Japan. But it’s only lately that halal-certified establishments are on the rise.

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UK: Support grows for Oswestry Muslim Centre as BNP release shocking video Written by The behalal team for Home

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24/12/12  www.bordercountiesadvertizer.co.uk

 

ATTEMPTS to block Oswestry Muslim Society’s new centre plans have fallen on deaf ears as over 30 people came out in support.
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Opinion: Why I’m dreaming of a halal Christmas Written by The behalal team for Home Industry News UK & World

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17/12/12 www.guardian.co.uk

Remona Aly's family at Christmas, the tree in the background and Remona bottom right.

Remona Aly’s family at Christmas, the tree in the background and Remona bottom right. Photograph: Remona Aly

We’ve just ordered our halal turkey again. I always look forward to this time of year – when my extended family get together to watch The Goonies for the 56th time, OD on mince pies and listen to the Queen’s speech while sipping a glass of rosé Shloer.

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Malaysia: Jakim to check use of halal logo on health supplements Written by The behalal team for Home Industry News UK & World

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6/12/12  thestar.com.my

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysia Department of Islamic Development (Jakim) has warned that it will go all out to enforce regulations on the use of halal certification for health supplements.

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USA: Memphis launches first of its kind halal food pantry Written by The behalal team for Home Industry News UK & World

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26/11/12 www.commercialappeal.com

November 24, 2012 - (right) Halimah Muhammed helps to prepare bags of food for community residents at the Halal Food Pantry at the at the Masjid Al-Mu' Minun, the first mosque in Memphis to start a food pantry for Memphis families. (Kyle Kurlick/Special to The Commercial Appeal)

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November 24, 2012 – (right) Halimah Muhammed helps to prepare bags of food for community residents at the Halal Food Pantry at the at the Masjid Al-Mu’ Minun, the first mosque in Memphis to start a food pantry for Memphis families. (Kyle Kurlick/Special to The Commercial Appeal)