Indonesia should expand global market for halal fashion products: VP
2nd June 2021 1 hour ago
Vice President Ma ruf Amin opened the Indonesia Industrial Moslem Exhibition online from Jakarta, Thursday (3/6/2021). (Asdep KIP Setwapres) Jakarta (ANTARA) - Vice President Ma ruf Amin has called for Indonesia to eye global-level expansion of the halal fashion market by revving up promotions and boosting marketing potential, including through the digital market or marketplace. This is a great opportunity for developing and expanding the Indonesian fashion market throughout the world, Vice President Amin stated while opening the online Indonesia Industrial Moslem Exhibition (II Motion) from Jakarta, Thursday.
The vice president remarked that expanding the halal fashion market in various foreign countries was based on increased consumer demand for clothing among the world s Muslim community.
Amin optimistic of Indonesia becoming world s top halal goods producer
2nd June 2021 1 hour ago
Vice President Ma ruf Amin Jakarta (ANTARA) - Vice President Ma ruf Amin believes Indonesia will become the biggest halal producer globally owing to its myriad potentials and governmental support through Government Regulation No. 39 of 2021 on the implementation of Halal Product Assurance. Seeing the various potentials that we have along with the government’s support, I am optimistic that Indonesia would become the largest producer of halal products in the world in future, Amin noted in his opening remarks at the online Indonesia Industrial Muslim Exhibition (ii Motion) here on Thursday.
Africa’s milk consumption per annum lower than standard – FAO
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Fred Kafeero, the Country Representative of Food and Agriculture (FAO), says Africa’s milk consumption is lower than 40 litres per person yearly.
Kafeero said this while delivering a keynote address at an event on Tuesday in Abuja to commemorate the World Milk Day (WMD).
The WMD with the theme: “Sustainability in the dairy sector,” was organised by the Commercial Dairy Ranchers Association of Nigeria.
The World Milk Day is observed every year on June 1 to recognise the importance of milk as a global food.
He said lower consumption of milk could result to stunted growth of children under five and malnutrition in women.