Animal slaughter is the guarantee for halal food and beverage products. Halal-haram rules are very centered on regulations related to meat slaughter. Halal meat and its derivatives are essential to guarantee the halalness of the next production chain. Therefore, the Assessment Institute for Foods, Drugs, and Cosmetics Indonesian Council of Ulama (LPPOM MUI) held the […]
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Recently, the social media, including Indonesia, went viral discussing one of the snacks from China, Latiao. Generally, Chinese people consume Latiao as a snack, which became popular around the 90s. Its origins developed in Henan Province, China. Latiao has a long stick-like shape and is red with a spicy taste. Latiao went viral because this
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Meat is a much-loved source of animal protein. Red and white meat can be processed into a variety of dishes that are considered delicious. Most people like fresh meat, which is often purchased at traditional markets. Unfortunately, doubts often arise regarding the halalness of meat because there is no halal certificate from the slaughterhouse. Although
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As a Halal Inspection Body (LPH), which has served the community for halal certification for over 33 years, LPPOM MUI has been educating the business community for a long time to enter the digital world. Services and education about the digital economy for these halal business actors ultimately make it easier for them to adapt
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Eid al-Fitr has passed. For some Muslim communities, especially in Indonesia, this holiday is often used as a place to stay in touch and apologize among family, relatives, and friends. Forgiving each other on Eid al-Fitr is an Indonesian Muslim tradition after fasting for a month during Ramadan. Eid al-Fitr momentum brings everyone to meet
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Eid al-Fitr is the most awaited moment for Muslims worldwide. The majority of Muslims prepare various types of snacks on that day. One that never misses is cookies as a typical Eid snack. Usually, this snack is served to guests who visit home. These snacks are often made homemade. Therefore, manufacturers can select the materials
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FamilyMart, FamiCafe, and FamiSuper outlets are Indonesia’s first Food and Beverage provider outlets to have Halal Certificates since March 16, 2023, with ID number 00410001350330223. PT Fajar Mitra Indah (Part of the Wings Group), as the sole licensee (master franchise) of FamilyMart, now has 254 outlets. The President Director of The Assessment Institute For Foods,
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There is good news for the food and beverage of Kenangan Brands lovers. Two big brands under Kenangan Brands are halal certified. Kenangan Heritage was halal certified with ID number 00410001305270223 on March 16, 2023, and Chigo x Flip was certified with ID number 00420000481771221 on December 15, 2022. The products underwent the Halal Inspection Body (LPH)
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Tea has been known for a long time in China as a medicinal and herbal concoction for various diseases. Over time, tea began to be used as a drink by brewing it and combining it with other ingredients such as herbs or fruits. The habit of drinking tea spread and until now has become a
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Ramadhan is not an obstacle for a Muslim to exercise. Even though they are fasting, some people continue exercising in the afternoon, to or before iftar. A body that sweats due to exercise needs minerals in ionic form to maintain the body’s fluid balance so that organ performance is not disturbed, such as dehydration. More
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