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HALAL INDUSTRY

The Halal Industry in Malaysia stands as a pivotal sector in the global economy, reflecting the country's commitment to Islamic principles and its role as a leading halal hub. Halal, an Arabic term meaning permissible under Islamic law, extends beyond food to encompass pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, logistics, and tourism. Malaysia, with its predominantly Muslim population and robust regulatory framework, has emerged as a key player in halal certification and industry development. 


Malaysia's journey in developing its halal industry dates back several decades, driven by the government's proactive initiatives to capitalize on its Muslim-majority demographics and establish itself as a global halal hub. Malaysia’s halal ecosystem is anchored by institutions such as the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM) and the Halal Development Corporation (HDC), which oversee halal certification, research, and market development.

Our Approach

Our Halal Industry practice is dedicated to assisting clients in navigating the legal, regulatory, and business landscape of this specialised sector. We provide integrated and strategic solutions that enable businesses to achieve their objectives efficiently while adhering to Halal principles and standards.


We are committed to offering clear, strategic, and holistic advice on the evolving regulatory frameworks, certification processes, and market dynamics within the Halal Industry. Our team leverages extensive experience and legal knowledge across various practice areas to guide clients through the complexities of halal compliance, ensuring they meet stringent regulatory requirements and maintain their competitive edge.

Our Expertise

Our multi-disciplinary team of lawyers cognisant of the issues surrounding Halal Industry matters, and we are well-placed to provide the following services to guide our clients through these rapidly changing considerations:

 

  • Identifying Halal Industry opportunities and risks

  • Transparency and disclosure requirements 

  • Policies and procedures for regulatory compliance purposes

  • Grievance procedures

  • Managing indirect impacts

  • Crisis management

  • Tax incentives

Our firm is currently embarking on providing integrated advice on Halal Industry, which includes but not limited to the following interrelated areas:

  • Halal Certification and Compliance

  • Regulatory Framework for Halal Products Trade and Transactions

  • Requirements for transportation and handling of halal products 
     

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