French start-up nibbles at Halal food market


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 06 Nov 2014

PORK DETECTOR: An invention to make sure food is halal

PARIS: A French start-up is hoping to take a slice of the multi-billion Halal food market with a device allowing diners to find out within minutes whether a dish contains pork.

Capital Biotech has received orders from as far afield as Turkey, Chile and Indonesia for its Halal Test which tests within 10 minutes whether a food contains pork meat, forbidden for Muslims and Jews.

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