Bakery says sorry for misinterpreting festive greeting rule


PETALING JAYA: Local bakery chain, Berry's Cake House, has apologised over the halal certificate controversy, claiming that it misinterpreted the ruling on Christmas greetings.

The bakery, in a statement Wednesday (Dec 20), said it came to know that there were no restrictions on halal certificate holders writing festive greetings on cakes after the clarification from Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs) Datuk Dr Na'im Mokhtar.

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