It’s time for halal personal care products, targeting to corner a $2.6-trillion global market. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
IN response to the increasing demand for products and services catering to Muslim consumers, which were still lacking in the Philippines, the Industrial Technology Development Institute (ITDI), an agency of the Department of Science and Technology (DoST), developed a line of personal care products that were halal-compliant.
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