The global Halal market is expected to
reach USD 9.71 trillion (RM 40.7 trillion) by the year 2025, with the market
for Halal food expected to reach USD 2.6 trillion by 2023. Malaysia, a major
global Halal hub, exports USD 8.58 billion (RM 35.4 billion) worth of Halal
products every year, approximately 5.1% of the country’s total exports.
This
course will introduce learners to Halal Assurance System Criteria in HAS23000
Course
Outline
·Majelis
Ulama Indonesia (MUI) & Standards
·Awareness
of Halal & Haram in the light of Shariah
·Procedure
for Halal Certificate
·To
Provide an overview of HAS23000
·Halal
Certificate
·Documents
required for Halal MUI
Who should take this course?
This
course is aimed at managers, executive, engineers, professionals, and employees
who are involved with Halal or whose job function affects the quality and efficiency
of their company’s products.
Objective
·To
give participants exposure on local and global halal industry
·To
provide participants with basic knowledge of halal and haram in Islam
·To
expose participants with Indonesian Standards, halal Certification scheme and
its enforcement
Learning Outcome
·To
promote participant awareness on the key principle of Halal and Haram
·To
boost participant responsibility towards producing halal food and maintaining
its integrity
·To
ensure compliance to the Malaysia Standards HAS23000.
·Certification
by practicing good halal practice in premise