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The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Halal Food Market research report segments the report by Product Type, Distribution Channel, and by Region (Middle East and North Africa) - Size, Share, Trends, and Forecast till 2025

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<strong>MENA</strong> <strong>Halal</strong> Food Market - Size, Share, Trends,<br />

and Forecast till 2025<br />

<strong>Halal</strong>, in Arabic language, stands for lawful or permissible. Due to unclean food processing<br />

& packaging methods, food might get contaminated with bacteria or pathogens. <strong>Halal</strong> foods<br />

are manufactured with stringent halal regulations, which do not allow any haram (unlawful or<br />

unsuitable) ingredients to be mixed with the main product. Therefore, halal food products are<br />

gaining popularity among consumers, as they offer excellent advantages over most of the<br />

conventional food products.<br />

In 2017, <strong>Halal</strong> Expo Dubai and Salaam Gateway teamed up to increase foreign direct<br />

investment in Dubai. The agreement will provide common platform to global investors,<br />

exhibitors, and trade visitors to increase awareness about <strong>Halal</strong> Expo Dubai. Moreover, in<br />

2017, China invested US$ 1 trillion in ‘One Belt One Road’ initiative to accelerate growth of<br />

halal food market in GCC. Such activities are projected to have positive impact on growth of<br />

the halal food market in <strong>MENA</strong>.<br />

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Stringent halal regulations such as UAE.S OIC/SMIIC 3 are major challenges for small and<br />

medium scale manufacturers to compete in halal food market. Moreover, halal food is<br />

relatively expensive than its substitutes due to the additional procedures it has to undergo<br />

with respect to Islamic laws. Such factors may hinder growth of the market in the near future.<br />

Middle East held a dominant position in the <strong>MENA</strong> halal food market in 2017 and is<br />

expected to retain its dominance over the forecast period. The halal food market in Middle<br />

East was valued at US$ 130.0 billion in 2017, projecting a CAGR of 10.5% during the<br />

forecast period from 2018 to 2025. In the Middle East, Saudi Arabia & UAE are the most<br />

lucrative market for halal food.<br />

In North Africa, lack of halal food regulatory authorities and lack of halal food infrastructure<br />

(supply chain) are major restraining factors affecting market growth. Increasing Muslim<br />

population in North Africa is one of the major reasons for the region to be a potential<br />

destination for halal food investment.<br />

According to a study by Coherent Market Insights, the <strong>MENA</strong> halal food market was valued<br />

at US$ 133.9 billion in 2017 and is expected to witness a CAGR of 10.4%, in terms of<br />

revenue, during the forecast period from 2018 to 2025, to reach US$ 291.3 billion by 2025.<br />

Among product type, meat products segment accounted for highest revenue share of over<br />

51% in the <strong>MENA</strong> halal food market in 2017. The segment is projected to maintain its


dominance over the forecast period, owing to increasing consumption of meat products in<br />

<strong>MENA</strong> region. According to the study conducted by Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada on<br />

livestock and meat trends in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), imports of meat & meat<br />

products was valued at US$ 5 billion in 2015.<br />

Among distribution channel, supermarkets segment accounted for largest revenue share of<br />

45% in <strong>MENA</strong> halal food market in 2017. The segment is projected to maintain its<br />

dominance throughout the forecast period, owing to growing presence of supermarket chains.<br />

For instance, according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) 2017 Report,<br />

the total number of supermarkets in Egypt were 1,056 in 2016 and it is increased to over<br />

1,215 in 2016. Moreover, promotional and marketing activities in the form of offering<br />

lucrative discounts on products, wide variety of products to choose from, and fair presence of<br />

private label products are some of the key factors attributing to the rapid growth of this<br />

segment.<br />

Major Players in the <strong>MENA</strong> <strong>Halal</strong> Food Market -<br />

Some of the major players operating in the <strong>MENA</strong> halal food market include Cargill Inc., Al<br />

Islami Foods, BRF, Agthia, Fine Foods, Rhodes Food Group Holdings Ltd, Global Food<br />

Industries, LLC, and Alpha Fine Foods.<br />

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