Need to be sure your chocolate's pork free? You want the 'Halal Test' kit


An illustration of the 'Halal Test' kit for use by Muslims to examine the presence of pork in their food, with small test tubes in which a food sample is mixed with warm water and test strips.

Two French entrepreneurs have launched a portable device to test for the presence of pork in food for use by Muslims who abide by dietary laws.

With France’s five million Muslims making up about 8% of the overall population, the test, similar in size to a pregnancy test, aims to help consumers detect traces of pork not just in food, but also in cosmetics or medicines.

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