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EU DAIRY TRADE SUFFERING FROM RUSSIAN MILITARY ATTACKS ON UKRAINE INDUSTRY
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia in the devastating war started by President Vladimir Putin on February 24 has decimated the Ukraine dairy sector as well as being a humanitarian disaster, European dairy experts have told Dairy Industries International (DII).
“Dairy operations have come to an abrupt halt in parts of the country with all the consequences in terms of dairy supply to the population,” said Alexander Anton, secretary general of the European Dairy Association (EDA).…
PLANNED INTERNATIONAL TREATY ON REDUCING PLASTICS USAGE WILL HELP PERSONAL CARE PRODUCT SECTOR PLOT SUSTAINABILITY POLICIES
A planned legally binding global agreement covering the lifecycle of plastics should hasten the regulation, proliferation and uptake of steps in the personal care product industry to eliminate plastic pollution, sector associations and experts.
Even before the decision in March (2022) by the United Nations Environment Assembly to conclude negotiations by 2024 on a pact to eliminate plastic pollution, cosmetics manufacturers of all sizes have been moving towards a more circular economy approach.…
STELLANTIS ANNOUNCES CONSTRUCTION OF CAD4 BILLION EV BATTERY PLANT IN WINDSOR, ONTARIO
Stellantis and South Korea’s LG Energy Solution today (Wednesday March 23) announced they would build a CAD5 billion (USD4.1 billion) electric vehicle battery plant in Windsor, Ontario.
It will be the first such plant in the province, and should open in 2024, employing an estimated 2,500 people.…
RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE SHATTERS SUPPLY CHAINS IN LOCAL TEXTILE INDUSTRIES
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused major disruption to the textile sector in the region and beyond, with Ukraine manufacturers suffering from being within a war zone, and Russia textile companies suffering from the major sanctions imposed by European, north American and some Asian governments.…
EX-YUGOSLAVIA TOBACCO SECTORS FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL IN GLOBALISED INDUSTRY
With the Russian invasion of Ukraine prompting memories of the violence marring the break-up of Yugoslavia in the 1990s, the war is a warning that economic trends can and do flow regardless of political turmoil – and the tobacco industy is not an exception this rule.…
RISING DEMAND FOR HALAL SPAS IS CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY FOR QUALITY SERVICE PROVIDERS
Innovative Muslim entrepreneurs are developing the concept of halal spas, which is becoming a real option for Muslims alongside the more well-known Scandinavian, Balinese and Thai versions of these health, beauty and relaxation facilities, which are not always suitable for Muslim men and women.…
HALAL SECTOR EXPLORES TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS TO DEMONSTRATE COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS
The Covid-19 pandemic and latterly the Russian invasion of Ukraine has sparked an increase in cybercrime and fraud, and the halal sector – reliant on compliance with detailed production and sales standards – is a soft target for commercial criminals.
This fact is compounded by the proliferation of halal certificates as the sector expands worldwide.…
WILL MALDIVES DEVELOP OFFSHORE ISLAMIC FINANCE SECTOR FROM GROWTH IN LOCAL SERVICES?
The Indian Ocean archipelago Maldives is developing an Islamic finance sector, although it may need to strengthen legislation and local turnover to attract enough international players to develop an offshore hub. The government established in 2016 the state-owned Maldives Centre for Islamic Finance Ltd (MCIF) charged with developing the country’s capacity to be a “hub for Islamic finance”, primarily in south Asia.…
UAE HALAL FAST-FOOD BRAND CHICKING TO OPEN 30 OUTLETS IN CANADA BY 2023
United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based halal fast-food chain Chicking is planning to expand its geographic footprint with up to 30 new outlets across Canada by 2023.
The company opened its first ChickQueen branch in the multi-cultural city of Mississauga, Ontario, in May 2021, as part of a plan to expand to all major Canadian cities, AK Mansoor, founder and chairman of Chicking, told Salaam Gateway.…
MOZAMBIQUE AND ANGOLA – NEW AFRICAN CIGAR MARKETS AND PRODUCTION GROW
Cigar sellers are exploring the potential offered by southern Africa’s two Portuguese-speaking countries, Angola and Mozambique, not only as sustainable growth markets, but also as African cigar production centres. Both countries have tobacco production and growing traditions that date back well into the Portuguese colonial times that ended with independence in 1975.…