Many who travel to Saudi Arabia to perform the Hajj were not aware that they are required to be vaccinated against meningitis prior to their departure.
Many who travel to Saudi Arabia to perform the Hajj were not aware that they are required to be vaccinated against meningitis prior to their departure.
Malaysia has what it takes to lead the regional and global biotechnology sectors, possessing clear advantages especially in Halal healthcare and pharmaceuticals industries.
After a buoyant performance in the fragrance and cosmetic industry last year, experts are anticipating a promising 2011 as the Arab's intense predilection for fragrances and cosmetics ensures a healthy outlook.
Malaysia's pharmaceutical industry, presently worth RM4.2 billion per annum, holds massive potential for growth especially in the manufacturing of Halal medicines.
Drawing from its reputation as a leader in Halal skin care, ElHajj Products Sdn Bhd announces partnership with three Hajj and Umrah travel operators to equip their pilgrims with mini Halal skin care sets.
Global pharmaceutical giant Abbott on April 12 received the Company of the Year award from the Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America (IFANCA) for compliance to Halal in its manufacturing practices.
The Halal pharmaceutical industry is expected to grow and Halal Industry Development Corporation (HDC) as the central implementation agency for Halal development initiatives will continue to lead this niche subsector.
Muslim consumers should be wary when purchasing health supplements which uses gelatin-based capsules in the market by ensuring that the products have obtained a halal certification from the Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim).
Malaysia introduced a new standard for Halal pharmaceuticals industry today in a move to strengthen the integrity within the manufacturing and servicing of medicines and health supplements.
Malaysia is undertaking a study to see if cocoa fats can be used to produce Halal cosmetics in an effort to commercialise cocoa-derived products in the country.
Halal beauty products, made using plants and minerals that mirrors the trend for ethical beauty products, make up US$500m of the $2trn global halal market and the trend is growing.
Layla Mandi is looking forward take her OnePure Halal skincare brand to the next level and is currently searching for a reputable partner or companies with strong distribution network.
The setting up of a Halal pharmaceutical company in Brunei Darussalam by a Vancouver-based company shows the extent of globalisation and the importance of hijrah.
SimplySiti, the beauty and cosmetic products produced by Malaysia's popular singer Siti Nurhaliza, are set to enter Brunei and Indonesia, nine months after being launched in the country.
A specialised beauty boutique offering Halal-only cosmetics is to open in Birmingham city centre in the UK next week.
Brunei Darussalam will be the first country in the world to issue guidelines on the production of halal pharmaceuticals, including the use of alcohol and animal products.
Brunei Darussalam will be the first country in the world to issue guidelines on the production of halal pharmaceuticals, including the use of alcohol and animal products.
Malaysia's Halal Industry Development Corporation and the Neguin Group of Iran announced the setting up of the 1Malaysia Departmental Store (1MDS) in Tehran to market Halal consumer goods.
Halal beauty products made from plants and minerals rather than alcohol and pork ingredients that are banned in Islam have become the Muslim women's favourite.
Global cosmetics manufacturers are now starting to address the demand for halal products and consumer goods by making products that does not harm the body, the purity and the sanctity of one's religion.