Jakim lists 6 popular F&B chains as not halal-certified

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3 Sep 2024 • 4:12 PM MYT
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By: FMT Reporters

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Islamic development department (Jakim) has confirmed that six popular food and beverage outlets regularly patronised by Muslims are not halal-certified.

Jakim listed Johnny’s, Black Canyon, Dolly Dim Sum, Mr Dakgalbi, Bungkus Kaw Kaw, and Ayam Penyet Best (except four outlets) as not having halal certificates.

The statement dated Sept 2 has gone viral on social media.

In a Facebook post today, Jakim confirmed that the statement was issued following a query on the halal status of the eateries received through the department’s public complaints system.

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