Halal Food Quiz

What is the estimated value of the global halal industry in the food and non-food sector?

What is the main theme of the content?

What percentage of the global Muslim population resides in Asia?

Which of the following is driving the demand for halal-certified food?

What is the source of the information provided in the content about the halal food market?

What is the projected global Muslim population by 2060?

What is the term used to describe the globally emerging market mentioned in the content?

What is the name of the faculty affiliated with the author of the content?

Why is China improving trade with the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation countries?

Which country is pushing for stronger halal certification regulations?

What is the title of the content?

What is the reference to the Quran mentioned in the content?

Why is Japan airline, ANA, seeking help from Malaysia?

What is the institution affiliated with the author of the content?

What is driving the growth of the halal industry globally?

What is the chapter section that discusses the halal status for nutritional food supplements?

Introduction to Halal Food Industry

The concept of halal food is mentioned in Al-Baqarah, 172, where Muslims are encouraged to eat good food and thank Allah.
The halal food industry is a globally emerging market.

Halal Food Market

The global halal industry (food and non-food) is estimated at USD 2 trillion, while the food industry alone is estimated at USD 590 billion annually.
The global Muslim population is approximately 1.8 billion, with a growing rate of 1.8% per annum.
The Muslim population is distributed across regions: 69% in Asia, 27% in Africa, 3% in Europe, 0.6% in America, and 0.4% in Oceania.
Islam is the world's second-largest religion and is also the fastest-growing religion globally.
The Muslim population in the US is estimated to reach 12.2 million in 2018 and is projected to be 2.99 billion worldwide by 2060.

Key Drivers of Halal Food Market

Many consumers are looking for halal-certified food, prompting manufacturers to get certified.
The halal industry has expanded across many markets and regions outside of the Middle East, particularly in Asia.
China has improved trade with the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation countries to expand its domestic halal industry.
The international market benefits from the halal market due to the presence of Muslim communities worldwide.
There is a high demand for halal products due to the growing Muslim population.
Even non-Muslim countries are focusing on halal products, such as Japan airline ANA seeking Malaysia's help in selecting halal food for in-flight services.

This quiz is about halal food, taught by Associate Professor ChM Dr Norhayati Binti Muhammad from Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia. It covers topics related to halal food and its importance.