19 – 21 JUNE 2022 – GALLAGHER CONVENTION CENTRE
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA
CONNECTING BUYERS AND SELLERS TO Champion
THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND AFRICAN HalAal economy
Strategic partner
Co-located with:
WHAT?
All indicators point to the Halaal economy playing a significant role in global trade in the very near future.
Halaal‘22 is Africa’s MUST-ATTEND hybrid event that provides the tools, insights and contacts for buyers and sellers shaping their commercial strategies for the in the South African and African Halaal economy.
Features include:
Buyers and sellers
Establishing a footprint
Affirming position
Address value chain challenges
Production lead times
Pricing structures
Economies of scale
Access: primary producers
Marketing and branding
Logistics
Maintain Halaal compliance
Regulatory frameworks
Shariah compliance
Halaal Tayyib
Certification standards
Islamic finance
WHY?
Halaal products and services have now evolved from an ‘exclusive, select’ marketplace to a global movement, for example many continental Halaal-conscious consumers, Muslim or not, are now opting for food and beverages specifically, that are Halaal certified, particularly amid growing health and hygiene concerns.
Despite a relatively small Muslim population, South Africa is set to become a leading producer of Halaal products worldwide. Being the largest exporter of Halaal product into Africa and recognised as the key gateway supplier to African Halaal markets, South Africa will no doubt be a material contributor to the global Halaal Economy. (Which is estimated to be worth $3.2 trillion by 2024, according to the Dubai Airport Freezone (DAFZA) 2021 Report).
There are a number of big projects underway which will further boost the Africa’s Halaal industry. South Africa boasts a comprehensive Halaal certification programme and about half of all retail food and beverage products are Halaal certified.
WHO?
Regulatory
- Certification bodies
- Regulatory government authorities
- Standards boards
- Investment promotion agencies
- Associations
- Media
Sellers: exporters / manufacturers
- Producers
- Suppliers
- Service providers
- Manufacturers of the following Halaal products and services:
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Food & beverage
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Beauty & cosmetics
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Healthcare & pharmaceuticals
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Travel, tourism & hospitality
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Modest fashion and apparel
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Islamic banking & finance
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Buyers: importers / resellers / agents
- Procurement
- Purchasing representatives, influencers
- Agents and distributors representing some of Africa’s largest hotel chains
- Global retailers to small independent stores
HOW?
Regulatory
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Educate market-players on local regulatory frameworks / certification requirements
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Drive investment attract future opportunities to your region
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Collaborate with global players to and drive the
Sellers: exporters / manufacturers
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Meet new and existing customers, prospects, agents and distributors and access local, continental international Halaal markets
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Share best export and distribution practices such as navigating the logistics and infrastructure landscape, certification requirements, buy-national regulations and exchange controls
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Understand the importance of and Halaal certification options: with both local and global recognition and compliance
Buyers: importers / resellers / agents
- Identify global trends and see new product and service opportunities
- Overcome or avoid barriers to trade: learn about the nuances in each market including import restrictions, duties, quotas and embargoes
- Source products and services responsibly: from the latest sustainable agri / aqua / organic produce, products and packaging, to ensuring that ethical, non-exploitative processes are adhered to.
CONTACT US
Aalia Enver
[email protected]
T+27 11 467 5011 | M: +27 76 915 2366
Saki Magoxo
[email protected]
T: +27 11 783 7250 | M: +27 83 735 7213
