HALAL INDUSTRYCopyright: Puan Hamimah Hassan

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HALAL INDUSTRY

• OUTLINE;• Goverment agencies – HDC, Jakim• Halal Certification• Definition of halal and Toyibban• Halal industry

GLOBAL HALAL INDUSTRY

• The global halal market is currently estimated at US$2.3 trillion covering both food and non-food sectors.

HALAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (HDC)

• Halal Industry Development Corporation (HDC) is a developmental body that is unique in its own right. The Malaysian government established HDC in September 2006 because it realised the potential of the halal business.

• It also understood the country’s unique position and strengths would enable HDC to spearhead the overall development of the halal industry. HDC is the only government- mandated company in the world tasked with coordinating and developing the national halal industry - See more at: http://www.hdcglobal.com/publisher/gwm_why_hdc#sthash.u0kLyclq.dpuf

JAKIM

• JABATAN KEMAJUAN ISLAM MALAYSIA

• OBJEKTIF• - Memastikan Ajaran Islam Tersebar Luas Kepada

Masyarakat- Membentuk Kepimpinan Yang Berwibawa dan Melahirkan Tenaga Pengurusan Yang Terlatih, Berketerampilan, Dedikasi dan Berhikmah- menghasilkan Sistem Pengurusan Yang Berteraskan Nilai dan Etika Islam

JAKIM

• FUNGSI• Sebagai sebuah agensi utama pengurusan hal ehwal islam

di peringkat persekutuan serta urus setia kepada Majlis Kebangsaan Bagi Hal Ehwal Agama Islam Malaysia (MKI), Maka JAKIM melaksanakan tiga fungsi utama berikut :

• Fungsi 1 : Penggubalan dan Penyeragaman Undang-Undang Syarak

• Fungsi 2 : Penyelarasan Pentadbiran Islam• Fungsi 3 : Penyelarasan dan Pembangunan Pendidikan

Islam

Halal Certification

• Halal Certification provides assurance to all Muslim consumers because it fulfills the Syariah law, which is a must for Muslims. To the non-Muslims, Halal products are quality products, simply due to the concept of halal and thoyyiban (Halal and wholesome) - See more at: http://www.hdcglobal.com/publisher/gwm_halal_certification#sthash.ipepoY45.dpuf

halal and thoyyiban

• In the Quran, the Thoyyiban aspect is emphasised on the essential quality of object, food, effort, earning, art, human being and every other aspects.

HALAL

• Halal means permissible to use or engage in, according to Islamic law.

• The term covers and designates not only food and drink but also all matters of daily life.

HALAL INDUSTRY MARKET

SECTORS IN HALAL INDUSTRY

• Specialty processed food, • Feed and Farm management • Ingredients • Manufacturing/Processing Logistic Services• Research & Development and Innovation Islamic • Finance • Advertising & Promotion• - See more at:

http://www.hdcglobal.com/publisher/gwm_why_hdc#sthash.u0kLyclq.dpuf

HALAL FOODS

MUSLIM FRIENDLY FACILITIES

Malaysia: Halal export

• Total exports for the halal industry has touched the RM10bil mark, recording a 17.8% growth to RM10.8bil in the first quarter of this year, compared with RM9.1bil in the same period a year earlier.

• A significant bulk of it was contributed by the food and beverage products, which stood at RM5.67bil, a 59% increase from RM3.5bil in the previous corresponding period.

• Export was mainly to China, which stood at RM1.17bil, followed by the United States at RM1bil and Singapore RM807.58mil.

• Export comprised of specialty processed food, ingredients, livestock, pharmaceuticals and personal care.

• See more at: http://www.hdcglobal.com/publisher/gwm_why_hdc#sthash.wYXJFmYp.dpuf

Malaysia: Halal export

Malaysia as a Global Halal Hub

• Malaysia has always welcomed investments into its halal-related manufacturing sectors. To facilitate this process, HDC was established as one stop agency in the development of the halal Industry.

• By leveraging on its close partnership with major government agencies such as the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) and the Malaysia External Trade Development (MATRADE), HDC will work closely with potential investors to position Malaysia as the most attractive place in the region to invest where halal-related manufacturing is concerned.

• MissionTo create value for businesses participating in the Global Halal Industry and to benefit Malaysia's economy

Malaysia as a Global Halal Hub

Halal Parks

• Presently, there are approximately one hundred and eleven companies operated in eight HALMAS Halal Parks throughout Malaysia. Each of the HALMAS Halal Parks has different types of business and market opportunities

• REFER TO: http://www.hdcglobal.com/publisher/alias/halal_park_companies

CONCLUSION

• Halal industry is a significant sector in the economy

• Production of halal food is the most successful in the halal sector.

• Malaysia aims to become a hub for global halal industry

• Government through HDC and Jakim, play a large role in developing halal market