Halal logo removed from local products; ACJU to issue free Halal certification for exports
Posted by Editor on March 11, 2013 - 10:05 am
All Lankan producers will no longer carry the Halal logo on their products unless requested by their foreign consumer, the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce said a short while ago. Meanwhile it was stated that for export purposes companies could obtain the Halal certification free of charge from the All Ceylon Jamiyyathul Ulama (ACJU).
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Allah is with us
please close the halal office we can teach a lessen
Pala pala.
Thopi halal kapiya rata gihin.. mehe apita kawanne nethiwa.
We are ready to protect the buddhism.
America will teach a real lessons for all.
Both commented seems the same person so not to worry
unite we stand divide we fall
All this hullabaloo is about animal slaughter in a predominantly Buddhist country.
The Buddhist philosophy is pretty strong on cruelty to humans and animals. The Buddhist practioners turn a blind eye towards this philosophy.
Of course, the slaughter of Tamil speaking citizens and animals fall in the same category. It is time both were banned.
What’s the fuss about the stickers attached to animals that have been slaughtered in the most inhumane and cruel amnner?