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Taiping biscuit maker raided for illegal use of halal logo

By MANJIT KAUR

IPOH: A biscuit factory in Taiping has been raided by the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry for unauthorised use of the halal logo.

The ministry's Perak director Datuk Kamalludin Ismail said the raid was carried out by its enforcement team from Taiping at about 10am on Thursday (June 20).

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Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry , Raid , Taiping , Perak , Biscuit Factory , Halal Logo , Unauthorised , Confiscated , Controlled Goods , Sugar , Cooking Oil , Flour , Kamalludin Ismail

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