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Halal Market in US Hits $16b

April 28, 2008: 12:00 AM EST
The eight million Muslims in the US are spending $16 billion a year on Halal foods, says the Islamic Food & Nutrition Council of America. The market is growing, with non-Muslims seeing it as healthier. Halal means to be sanctioned by Islamic law; the opposite is haram, or unlawful, and mashbooh means a product is doubtful or questionable, and has to be examined. Doubtful products are those with gelatin, enzymes, or emulsifiers, because the origin is not always known.
Clarisse Douaud, "Halal Market Grows, with Potential for non-Muslims too", FoodNavigator USA, April 28, 2008, © Decision News Media
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