KUALA LUMPUR: Businesses that misuse the halal logo will be taken to task, said Malaysia’s religious affairs minister amid a furore over a ham and cheese sandwich sold by a convenience store ...

While the meat used in the pre-packed chicken ham and ... no product or service could be described as halal or carry a halal logo without verification and certification by the department.

Ex-Umno Youth chief says everyone must respect Muslim sensitivities rather than dismiss such issues as trivial.

SHAH ALAM, Jan 16 — The fines stipulated under existing laws for any party guilty of misusing the halal logo are already high, said Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd ...

The discovery of a sandwich with a fake halal label at a convenience store has ignited outrage and debate over certification ...

The company faces a maximum fine of RM15,000 for each product falsely marked with the halal logo if convicted. For second and subsequent offences, the fine could go up to RM30,000 per product.

SHAH ALAM: The fines under existing laws for any party guilty of misusing the halal logo are already high, says Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali (pic). He said the ...

PETALING JAYA: Federal territories deputy mufti Jamali Adnan says higher fines should be imposed on those who misuse the Malaysian halal logo if such violations become more widespread. In a Berita ...

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