Photo: NINGXIA PROVINCE, CHINA - JUL 11, 2011: Yinchuan Nanguan Mosque is one of the largest mosques in North China with a history of hundreds of years. It has a high status among the Hui people / Katoosha / Shutterstock.com
China’s contribution to global halal food exports is currently low but with a government push to re-establish the Silk Road trading routes, the establishment of halal industrial parks, and a certification scheme in the country, China could become a major player in the global halal food industry. What opportunities exist for mainstream food companies to enter this lucrative market?
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Haroon Latif, Director of Strategic Insights, DinarStandard