HDC to enhance digitalisation, boost marketability


Some of the locally made halal products for export, on display at the HDC headquarters. (File pic)

PETALING JAYA: The Halal Development Corporation Bhd (HDC) will continue to focus on the digitalisation of the halal industry to increase the marketability of local halal products while strengthening the halal integrity.

This would also help create more skilled halal workers in the sector, especially in the food and non-food industries such as cosmetics and pharmaceutical, it said in a statement today.

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