How to get halal-certified in Indonesia: COO of Starbucks and Burger King retailer
Photo: UBUD, BALI, INDONESIA - FEB 3, 2012: Young people cycling past Starbucks. There were 180 Starbucks outlets across Indonesia in 2014 / Paul Prescott / Shutterstock.com
With over 90 percent of Indonesia’s population Muslim, food and beverage companies that want to target mainstream consumers must consider applying for local halal certifications.
The road to halal certification may seem daunting and complex for first-timers but going step by step should make the process run smoothly.
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