Halal Europe: A Premium Halal-Tayyib Brand?

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Europe is a leading exporter of food products, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals to
Muslim countries in Asia and the Middle East. Unlike Australia, New Zealand, Singapore
and Thailand, the halal standards in European countries do not organise their safety
standards. While Muslim countries are introducing new halal standards and strengthening
their certification requirements, exporters in European countries are increasingly facing
difficulties in complying with the new halal regulations. European governments have
regarded these new regulations as barriers to their trade with Muslim countries. Does this
reflect their lack of understanding of halal, or do they have a valid argument?

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