Opportunities On Halal Logistics And Asean FTAs

Traders Hotel, Penang

INTRODUCTION

Halal Logistics is the value advantage to aid Malaysia in becoming the Global Halal Hub. This position is further enhance with a world wide recognised Halal Certification by the Department of Islamic Development, Malaysia.

The Halal Logistics Conference 2012 offers a platform for debates, questions and answers based on knowledge and experience on the developments and future milestones of Halal Logistics. It is also uniquely serve as an unforgettable networking opportunity for industry players and the Halal related agencies in  Malaysia.

OBJECTIVES

• To create awareness and enhance knowledge among logistics and industry players on the Halal Logistics industry
• To promote and describe the Malaysian Standards on Halal principally MS 2400 series
• To promote the benefits and opportunities embarking in the Halal Supply Chain
• To provide the platform for discussion among industry players on the future milestones of Halal logistics
• To strengthen network among the logistic players and related Halal agencies.

TARGET ATTENDANCE

The event would benefits and be great interest to the following audience:

• Port and Logistics providers
• Distribution Centers and Retailers
• Manufacturers and industries
• Academicians, researchers, NGOs and practitioners
• Halal compliant industry – certified Halal by JAKIM which include food, ingredients and pharmaceutical section

BENEFICIAL CONCURRENT PROGRAMME

In conjunction with this conference,special programmes have been arranged to be held on 27th June 2012 :

- Halal Logistics Awareness Training
- Free Trade Agreement’s Industry Clinics:
   - ASEAN-China
   - ASEAN-Korea
   - ASEAN-India/ Malaysia-India
   - Malaysia-Pakistan
   - ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand/ Malaysia-New Zealand/ Malaysia-Australia
   - Malaysia-Chile
   - ASEAN-Japan/ Malaysia-Japan
   - ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA)/
   - ASEAN Framework Agreement in Services (AFAS)

For more information on this event, kindly download programme detail here.