Ramadan buffet promotion in Brunei requires Halal certification


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BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: The Ministry of Religious Affairs, through the Syariah Affairs Department, in a press statement Friday (Feb 21), reminded all food and beverage businesses operating in the Sultanate that any establishment which has not obtained a Halal Certificate is strictly prohibited from offering, promoting, displaying or using any expressions or terms that refer to the food or beverages prepared as halal.

This includes the use of terms such as ‘Buffet Ramadan’, ‘Sungkai Buffet’, ‘Iftar’, ‘Set Ramadan’, ‘Buffet Sahur’, or any other terminology that directly or indirectly implies meals that are for breaking fast or pre-dawn meals.

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