Forest'Secret: Premier Range Of Halal Herbal Body-care Products
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Asia,
Personal care
Malaysia is a country blessed
with the existence of a rainforest that is rich with natural resources
like herbs and medicinal plants, that form the key ingredients in most
beauty care products and health supplements. Taking advantage of their bountiful supply, Forest'Secret, a
company that produces a range of beauty and health care products, have
incorporated these natural resources as the base ingredients for its
products.
Purely ethical
What would you say to a
plate of petroleum-derived chemicals, along with a side of rusted lead?
Probably a polite, “no thank you”, but the funny reality is that most
women add toxic chemicals to their diet every day, simply by wearing
lipstick and other make-up.
Cosmetics companies could benefit from targeting Muslim market
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Personal care
Despite
the worldwide Muslim population standing at 1.56 billion, few companies
are taking advantage of the significant opportunities presented by this
consumer segment, stated the company. Targeting this market and
providing consumers with halal product alternatives could bring
significant benefits to the cosmetics and fashion industries as well as
food and beverage manufacturers.
Health & Medical Tourism 2008
This is a platform for Global Competency in Technology Transfer
(Biotechnology-Medicine for the Earth: Biodynamic Preparations) and
Halal Healthcare - pharmaceutical & healthcare innovations).
The new trend in medical tourism is attempting to be the new niche market. The potential is there, let's see if they can create the awareness and if countries will respond accordingly to attract this new type of tourist.
The new trend in medical tourism is attempting to be the new niche market. The potential is there, let's see if they can create the awareness and if countries will respond accordingly to attract this new type of tourist.
Muslim consumer market still untapped
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Middle East & Africa,
Personal care
According to AT
Kearney, a global strategic management consulting firm, companies
should consider how to best tap into the Muslim consumer market for
Shariah-compliant products and services with a global worth of
estimated $2 trillion (Dh7.34trn) annually.