The Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, in partnership with the Centre for Halal Quality Certification, has published a catalog of manufacturers holding the halal quality label in Croatia, with the aim of supporting domestic companies in entering foreign markets as well as foreign supplier companies seeking manufacturing partners.
Sarajevo Business Forum and Sarajevo Halal Fair represent the most important regional business gatherings, especially when it comes to the halal economy. Thanks to these events, Sarajevo gathers more and more companies, businesspeople, investors, and experts year after year.
Head of the Centre for Halal Quality Certification, Dr. Aldin Dugonjić, emphasizes that the halal standard is a key entry ticket to numerous world markets.
Slovenia, Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo, North Macedonia and Albania are markets that lag behind Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia when it comes to the halal economy.
On 3 April 2023, the halal certificate for Poliklinika Glavić was ceremonially presented.
The companies Fivas d.o.o. and Mat grupa d.o.o. have successfully completed the process of establishing the requirements of the Halal standard HRN BAS 1049:2010, and were ceremonially awarded the halal certificate for products made from fresh beef, veal, and lamb meat.
"The demand for halal meat and meat products is growing every day, so we are pleased that consumers can now be offered products from Fivas and Mat grupa," said Assoc. Prof. Dr. Aldin Dugonjić, Head of the Centre for Halal Quality Certification, during the certificate award ceremony.