London to host second Halal Forum as industry expands
The two-day event will bring together business leaders, investors and policymakers as the halal industry grows beyond certification services.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

London is set to host the second Halal Forum, a two-day event bringing together business leaders, investors, policymakers and industry representatives from the global halal sector.
The forum reflects the growth of the halal industry beyond its traditional focus on certification services, expanding into areas such as finance, tourism, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and broader consumer goods markets. Organizers have positioned the event as a platform for discussing opportunities and challenges facing a sector that spans multiple continents and serves a large global Muslim consumer base.
Halal-certified markets have grown significantly in recent years, driven by demand not only in Muslim-majority countries but also among halal-conscious consumers in Europe, North America and elsewhere. Industry estimates have pointed to substantial growth potential across food, finance and lifestyle sectors tied to halal certification and standards.
The two-day format suggests a program that will likely include panel discussions, networking sessions and presentations from companies and investors active in the space. Specific speakers and sessions for this year's forum were not detailed in available information.
London has increasingly positioned itself as a hub for halal-related business and finance events in Europe in recent years.
Sources
- London to host 2nd Halal Forum as global industry expands beyond certification — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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