Sustainable halal food industry


ON many occasions, Malaysian Muslim consumers have been called to boycott certain popular household food products.

Reasons for the boycott may be caused by either non-halal ingredients used in the food products or that the products are made by countries which support the oppression of fellow Muslims worldwide.

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