Muscat:
The rising acceptance of halal meat due to its scientific and hygienic
slaughtering and processing methods is spicing up the $600 billion
global halal meat market impressively.
Studies
have shown that halal slaughter protects consumers from many diseases
which are not possible in the conventional methods used in many
countries.
"Halal slaughter
involves cutting of jugular veins, throat and oesophagus, which
facilitates draining of blood and thus prevents growth and
multiplication of harmful micro-organisms," says Dr Ibrahim Hussein Abd
El Rahim, professor of Infectious Diseases, Umm Al Qura University,
Makkah Al Mukarama, Saudi Arabia.
MINDANAO:
With the construction of a halal slaughterhouse in Mindanao underway,
the Philippines’ halal agri-products are in for a supportive boost,
giving added credibility for the country to participate in the global
US$2.3 trillion (RM7 trillion) industry.
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
MINDANAO:
With the construction of a halal slaughterhouse in Mindanao underway,
the Philippines’ halal agri-products are in for a supportive boost,
giving added credibility for the country to participate in the global
US$2.3 trillion (RM7 trillion) industry.
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpufvvvv
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpufvvvv
MINDANAO:
With the construction of a halal slaughterhouse in Mindanao underway,
the Philippines’ halal agri-products are in for a supportive boost,
giving added credibility for the country to participate in the global
US$2.3 trillion (RM7 trillion) industry.
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
MINDANAO:
With the construction of a halal slaughterhouse in Mindanao underway,
the Philippines’ halal agri-products are in for a supportive boost,
giving added credibility for the country to participate in the global
US$2.3 trillion (RM7 trillion) industry.
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
MINDANAO:
With the construction of a halal slaughterhouse in Mindanao underway,
the Philippines’ halal agri-products are in for a supportive boost,
giving added credibility for the country to participate in the global
US$2.3 trillion (RM7 trillion) industry.
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
MINDANAO:
With the construction of a halal slaughterhouse in Mindanao underway,
the Philippines’ halal agri-products are in for a supportive boost,
giving added credibility for the country to participate in the global
US$2.3 trillion (RM7 trillion) industry.
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
MINDANAO:
With the construction of a halal slaughterhouse in Mindanao underway,
the Philippines’ halal agri-products are in for a supportive boost,
giving added credibility for the country to participate in the global
US$2.3 trillion (RM7 trillion) industry.
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
Although under reported by media on the archipelago, halal agri-commodities in the Philippines contribute substantially to the economy.
The Department of Agriculture said that in 2010 the industry was worth US $150 billion (RM450 billion).
The Philippines’ halal industry, centered in Mindanao, has already drawn international attention, with the UAE eying investment in halal poultry, the fastest growing halal agri-product in the country.
However, the deal has yet to solidify itself in any concrete manner, an opportunity for the US$1 million abattoir to turn the tables.
The 3.7 hectare halal abattoir is located in Cotabato City, which is part of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).
Mindanao is home to 2.2 million of the country’s Muslims and has come under the magnifying glass for the greatest of government-led funding.
In the 2013 national budget, Mindanao will be receiving the lion’s share – 40% – of the government agriculture budget.
This will be invested in the construction of the halal abattoir, livestock breeding centers and diary production.
Yet despite the supportive push in funding, halal industry leaders still lament the absence of a segregated budget to help sharpen their competitiveness.
“No specific budget [has been] allocated for halal production except the stimulus fund for halal goat[s] in ARMM,” said DA-ARMM’s chief of Livestock Division Dr Norudin Kuit.
“Our objective’s now is to convince the higher up echelon of the [Department of Agriculture] to refocus our approach on production” on key halal agri-commodities, he concluded.
- See more at: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/world/2013/07/14/halal-mindanao-to-the-fore-2/#sthash.Z0dOulx8.dpuf
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