A Halal product that survives the journey faces its next critical test: storage. Unlike transportation’s moving risks, warehousing presents a static, accumulating threat—where cross-contamination can occur slowly, invisibly, and irreversibly if controls
In today’s interconnected global Halal economy, a product certified in Malaysia can be on a shelf in Dubai, Jakarta, or London within days. Yet, its Halal integrity faces its greatest test
For logistics managers, warehouse supervisors, and supply chain directors in Malaysia, a new critical question has emerged:Â Is your supply chain Halal-compliant? A product can be manufactured to perfect Halal standards,
A tourist snaps a photo of their vibrant nasi lemak at a bustling mall food court in Kuala Lumpur. A family shares a meal at a PLUS R&R during their
Navigating Malaysia’s Food Safety Landscape Operating a food service business in Malaysia—whether it’s a hospital cafeteria, a factory canteen, a school kitchen, or a five-star hotel restaurant—means navigating one of
Imagine this: lunch hour at your factory. An hour later, production lines slow, then stop. Workers are falling ill. The cause? Food from your canteen. The result? A halted factory
Imagine a foodborne illness outbreak traced back to a sandwich supplier for your hospital’s cafeteria. The patients affected are already immunocompromised. The reputational damage is severe, and the legal repercussions
Attention, Malaysian food manufacturers, processors, and exporters. The cornerstone of your food safety system is being updated. MS 1480:2019, the standard for Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) systems, is
The notification arrives: your external halal audit by JAKIM or its appointed body is scheduled. For many Halal executives or Halal supervisors, this moment triggers a wave of anxiety. Weeks of
For the manufacturing sector—the backbone of Malaysia’s industrial economy—ISO 9001 certification is far more than a quality badge. It is a strategic imperative for operational excellence, global market access, and sustained
For any Malaysian small or medium enterprise (SME) considering the path to ISO 9001 certification, the journey begins with a single, crucial step: the Gap Analysis. This diagnostic process is the equivalent
Introduction of ISO 9001 in Malaysia In today’s competitive global marketplace, Malaysian businesses face a dual challenge: meeting international standards while carving out a distinct reputation for reliability and excellence.
For food business owners, quality managers, and export directors across Malaysia, achieving FSSC 22000 certification has become the definitive benchmark for food safety excellence and global market access. More than just another
The Key Shift The transition from FSSC 22000 Version 5.1 to Version 6 represents a fundamental evolution in food safety management. While Version 5.1 established robust technical requirements, Version 6 introduces
What is an Allergen Management Program? A Complete Guide for Malaysian Food Businesses For food business owners and managers in Malaysia, managing allergens often feels like a game of chance.