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Last Updated: Jun 25th, 2007 - 17:07:26
 
Columns : Between The Lines
Signposts
Statistics are like the footprints in the desert, which tell you that the caravan has passed through. Like tracks in the rear-view mirror, statistics tell you what has already happened.
Sep 1, 2006, 11:29

Columns : Between The Lines
WHF: Reflections and Resolutions
Events come and go, but we all had the feeling that the World Halal Forum would be different; not just ‘another conference’, but an event that would actually achieve something.
Aug 3, 2006, 15:37

Columns : Between The Lines
MALAYSIAN COOL (that’s cool, as in Country Of Origin Labelling)
If we are looking for some evidence that a country branding campaign can reap some rich rewards, we do not need to look much further than the "Malaysia: Truly Asia" campaign.
Aug 1, 2006, 16:20

Columns : Between The Lines
Halal Organic – the Next Wave?
As the consumers of Halal produce become inevitably more discerning and health-conscious, we have observed an increasing interest in Halal organic foods. Reminding producers that their produce must be Tayyib (wholesome) as well as Halal (lawful), this small but growing consumer voice is looking to push Halal to the next level. Is this just a consumer fad, or if this the future of the Halal food industry.
Mar 23, 2006, 13:06

Columns : Between The Lines
Looking Back…And Looking Forward
We have just noticed, slightly to our own surprise, that it is effectively a year since we launched the first Pilot issue of The Halal Journal at MIHAS 2004. In that issue we coined – for the first time, to our knowledge - the term ‘global halal market’. Last week we read the same phrase in a newspaper on the other side of the world. When that happens, you know that you are on to something.
Aug 8, 2005, 13:38

Columns : Between The Lines
Innovation in the Food Industry - Learning some Lessons
A highpoint of the Food Marketing Forum in Dubai was the opportunity to hear Brian Urbick of the Consumer Knowledge Centre in London. His presentation “Innovation – Food for Thought” was based on the extensively researched report of the same name, looking at the challenges facing the European F&B industry.
Jun 6, 2005, 10:08

Columns : Between The Lines
Halal Meat - A Global Product in a Global Market
Any market is comprised of the buyers, the sellers and those in between. A look at the players in the halal meat market shows that this market is indeed a global one.
Mar 28, 2005, 16:31

Columns : Between The Lines
The Question of Stunning
A short time ago, my attitude towards stunning was, perhaps like many other people, somewhat indifferent. I regarded it as something that was, although undesirable, perhaps a necessary element in the modern process of meat production, part of the industrialisation process. That was until I started to actually look into the matter.
Mar 28, 2005, 16:26

Columns : Between The Lines
Natural Allies - Halal Food and Islamic Finance
The two major components of the global halal market are halal food and Islamic finance. These two elements represent an emerging market force that is effectively the direct result of the impact of Islam on commerce.
Mar 10, 2005, 13:09

Columns : Between The Lines
Halal Perspectives - Understanding the Muslim Customer
At the 3rd International Food Marketing Forum held in Dubai on 21-23 February, The Halal Journal's Research Director, Hajj Abdalhamid Evans, gave a one hour presentation. The event was held in conjunction with Gulfood 2005 which attracted 2,000 trade exhibitors from 30 countries, plus over 23,000 trade visitors.
Feb 26, 2005, 23:14


 
 
 
 
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