RCEP Cross-Border E-Commerce Alliance | Tickets to the Global Halal Market—Malaysia
近日,正在积极筹备成立的“中国(广东)—RCEP跨境电商合作联盟”汇集了马来西亚的多方资讯,与马来西亚政府和企业保持着紧密联系。想要了解更多马来西亚市场的相关资讯,欢迎加入到讨论群当中获取!我们会持续跟进和发布!
Recently, the "China (Guangdong) - RCEP Cross-border E-commerce Cooperation Alliance", which is actively preparing for the establishment, has gathered information from various parties in Malaysia and maintained close ties with the Malaysian government and enterprises. If you want to know more about the Malaysian market, please join the discussion group to get it! We will continue to follow up and publish!

The main content of this article will focus on the analysis and sharing of the size of the halal market in Malaysia and the reasons why Malaysia can achieve the status of the "large artery" of the halal market.
Malaysia is not only a member of RCEP, but also a country with a good economic development trend and rich human resources among the ten ASEAN countries. At the same time, it also plays an important role in the global halal market. As one of the most important certification centers (HALAL certification) for international standards of halal food (consumer) products, Malaysians seized the opportunity of the times and started the earliest. Based on systematic academic research and industrial system, they have created a solid international halal food industry and commerce within a few decades.
The population of China's halal market is about 20 million, mainly Hui and Uyghur, concentrated in Xinjiang and Ningxia, of which Xinjiang has the largest population, about 13.4 million. The huge population has a strong demand for halal food. The annual turnover of the halal food production and operation industry reaches 10.592 billion yuan, but since it has not obtained OIC or HALAL certification, the transaction volume of halal food and supplies in China is still less than 100 billion US dollars. Obtaining HALAL certification or OIC certification as soon as possible will be an important matter for Chinese halal products to enter the international market.
The export of halal food (consumer) products requires HALAL certification, and Malaysia is the world's leading HALAL certification center, so it is of great benefit to the export of halal food (consumer) products in Malaysia, and it also reflects from the side that HALAL certification is important for opening the halal market.
The RCEP Cross-Border E-Commerce Alliance has maintained close contact with the Malaysian government and has made some progress. It has obtained a lot of key news about Malaysia's "HALAL certification", and will continue to follow up on the latest information on related matters. If you want to know more about "HALAL certification", or Chinese companies that have a demand for "HALAL certification", please join the group to discuss and post your needs!

