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Halal food is taking over the US. Sales of food prepared according to Islamic law are expected to hit $20 billion this year, from restaurants to supermarkets, reports Bloomberg. That figure, from ...

One report valued the global halal food and beverage market at $1.37 trillion in 2014, which represented 18% of the entire market, and the number of Muslims worldwide is expected to increase from ...

Members of Europe’s far right have called for a mass boycott of Toblerone, after discovering that the popular triangular chocolate bar is halal-certified.

Members of Europe’s far right have called for a mass boycott of Toblerone, after discovering that the popular triangular chocolate bar is halal-certified.

Shoppers will be told how their meat was killed, with all halal products required to carry labels explaining the method used to slaughter the animal, a minister has suggested. George Eustice, an ...

Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders call for clear labelling on food packaging amid claims shoppers are being "duped" by being sold halal meat without their knowledge UK News Website of the Year 2024 ...

A festival that will feature over 150 halal food vendors is coming to Manchester. The Halal Food festival will take place at the Manchester's Bowlers Exhibition Centre on Saturday, August 19 and ...

A two-day Halal food festival is coming to Manchester this August bank holiday weekend. Taking place at BEC Arena in Stretford on Saturday, August 27 and Sunday 28, The Halal Food Festival makes ...

The Uttar Pradesh government's move to ban products with a halal tag has sparked a row. A notification issued by the Yogi Adityanath government has prohibited the production, storage, distribution ...

Some of Canada’s most popular restaurants are now serving halal food, but a Marketplace investigation finds many popular chains including KFC and Boston Pizza can't always answer basic questions ...