KUALA LUMPUR: Businesses that misuse the halal logo ... Malaysia’s top university Universiti Malaya (UM), where "ham and cheese" sandwiches allegedly without the Malaysian Halal Certification ...

The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) has opened an investigation paper into a sandwich bread factory in ...

Malaysia’s digital minister has addressed the ongoing delay in rolling out the country’s MyDigital ID initiative and second 5G network. “There have been various issues, and [the two initiatives] ...

Singapore Cyber Trust Mark: A recognition for organizations that have proven the implementation of strong cybersecurity policies and processes that are appropriate for their cybersecurity risk profile ...

Malaysia’s Department of Islamic Development (Jakim), which oversees the halal certification process, released a statement on Friday saying the company that produced the sandwich did not have an ...

However, the Islamic Development Department (Jakim) stated that the sandwich as a whole does not have halal certification, in response to the halal logo being placed on the sandwich’s packaging ...

PETALING JAYA, Jan 15 — The supplier of the pre-packed chicken ham and cheese sandwiches sold by Shake and Bake Café has confirmed that the meat used in the product is halal-certified. Free Malaysia ...

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Jakim director-general Sirajuddin Suhaimee said no product or service could be described as halal or carry a halal logo ... certified as halal by the authorised body once they comply with Malaysia ...

The digital bank joint venture has received their digital banking licence and they have also been given the green light to commence operations from 20th December 2024. Ryt Bank is described as ...

The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation, a government agency tasked with attracting tech investment, is trying to give foreign startups a "soft-landing zone" in Malaysia through coworking spaces.