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Thursday, January 13, 2011
KNB jangka raih RM25 juta hasil kerjasama dengan Gerimis Baiduri
PETALING JAYA, 12 Jan – Kontena Nasional Bhd (KNB) menjangkakan yang perniagaan logistik rantaian dingin halalnya akan meraih pendapatan RM25 juta tahun ini, dirangsang oleh kerjasama strategik yang dimeterai dengan Gerimis Baiduri Sdn Bhd hari ini.
Memetik laporan Bernama, kedua-dua pihak memeterai memorandum persefahaman untuk menyediakan perkhidmatan terutamanya dalam perkhidmatan pengangkutan dan penyimpanan industri beku dan dingin di dalam negara.
Ketua pegawai eksekutifnya, Hood Osman berkata langkah itu tepat pada masanya untuk syarikat mengembangkan lagi perkhidmatan logistik tiga pihaknya dan mempercepatkan perdagangan halal syarikat sebagai peneraju dalam kemudahan halal dan infrastruktur logistik tempatan.
“KNB tidak pernah melakukan perniagaan rantaian dingin setakat ini. Dengan langkah kami menceburi sektor halal, perkhidmatan dingin ini adalah syarat utama untuk melengkapkan rantaian bekalan halal dan kami tidak boleh melakukannya sendirian.
“Tahun lepas, kami membangunkan rumah gudang dingin dan kami perlu bergerak ke tahap yang lebih tinggi untuk melicinkan lagi perniagaan dingin ini. Jadi, kerjasama dengan Gerimis adalah penting dan akan memajukan lagi perniagaan,” kata beliau kepada pemberita selepas menandatangani MOU hari ini.
Hood berkata KNB akan menambah tiga lagi rumah gudang dingin tahun ini, setiap satu di utara dan selatan dan kemudahan tambahan di Lembah Klang.
“Kami tidak akan mengambilalih rumah gudang baharu tetapi meninjau kemungkinan yang agensi kerajaan akan menawarkannya untuk dipajak,” katanya.
Pada masa ini, KNB mempunyai dua rumah gudang dingin, satu di Petaling Jaya dan Pelabuhan Klang, menawarkan penyimpanan hawa dingin jangka panjang dan pendek.
Kompleks rumah gudang terbesarnya di Pelabuhan Klang dikenali sebagai ”KNDC11″ mempunyai kapasiti berkeluasan 200,000 kaki persegi.
KNB menjadi penyedia logistik diperakui yang pertama di Malaysia berikutan persijilan untuk rumah gudangnya di Petaling Jaya pada Disember 2009.
Hood berkata KNB akan memperolehi persijilan Halal-Jakim untuk dua lagi cawangannya di Johor Baharu dan Kuantan menjelang akhir bulan ini, selain daripada cawangannya di Pulau Pinang dan Ipoh.
“Ini akan melengkapkan usaha-usaha ke arah menjadi penyedia kemudahan terpilih di dalam negara, sekali gus memenuhi jurang dalam keseluruhan rantaian pengeluaran dan pengedaran halal,” kata bleiau.
KNB telah memperuntukkan RM12.5 juta tahun ini untuk mengembangkan perkhidmatan 3PLnya.
Susulan daripada kerjasama jualan bersilang ini, Hood berkata KNB akan membelanjakan RM8 juta tahun ini untuk menukar 30 traknya di bawah rancangan pengembangan 3PLnya.
Gerimis Baiduri ialah pakar pengangkutan dingin dan beku di Malaysia, menyediakan rangkaian 220 trak hawa dingin.
Pengarah Urusannya Datuk T.S. Liew berkata syarikat akan menambah 50 trak lagi tahun ini daripada purata 25 setiap tahun.
“Biasanya, setiap tahun kami melabur RM3 juta dan dengan pengembangan ini, kami menjangka meningkatkan antara RM6 juta dan RM8 juta, termasuk membeli trak satu tonne hingga 20 tonne,” tambah beliau.
Memetik laporan Bernama, kedua-dua pihak memeterai memorandum persefahaman untuk menyediakan perkhidmatan terutamanya dalam perkhidmatan pengangkutan dan penyimpanan industri beku dan dingin di dalam negara.
Ketua pegawai eksekutifnya, Hood Osman berkata langkah itu tepat pada masanya untuk syarikat mengembangkan lagi perkhidmatan logistik tiga pihaknya dan mempercepatkan perdagangan halal syarikat sebagai peneraju dalam kemudahan halal dan infrastruktur logistik tempatan.
“KNB tidak pernah melakukan perniagaan rantaian dingin setakat ini. Dengan langkah kami menceburi sektor halal, perkhidmatan dingin ini adalah syarat utama untuk melengkapkan rantaian bekalan halal dan kami tidak boleh melakukannya sendirian.
“Tahun lepas, kami membangunkan rumah gudang dingin dan kami perlu bergerak ke tahap yang lebih tinggi untuk melicinkan lagi perniagaan dingin ini. Jadi, kerjasama dengan Gerimis adalah penting dan akan memajukan lagi perniagaan,” kata beliau kepada pemberita selepas menandatangani MOU hari ini.
Hood berkata KNB akan menambah tiga lagi rumah gudang dingin tahun ini, setiap satu di utara dan selatan dan kemudahan tambahan di Lembah Klang.
“Kami tidak akan mengambilalih rumah gudang baharu tetapi meninjau kemungkinan yang agensi kerajaan akan menawarkannya untuk dipajak,” katanya.
Pada masa ini, KNB mempunyai dua rumah gudang dingin, satu di Petaling Jaya dan Pelabuhan Klang, menawarkan penyimpanan hawa dingin jangka panjang dan pendek.
Kompleks rumah gudang terbesarnya di Pelabuhan Klang dikenali sebagai ”KNDC11″ mempunyai kapasiti berkeluasan 200,000 kaki persegi.
KNB menjadi penyedia logistik diperakui yang pertama di Malaysia berikutan persijilan untuk rumah gudangnya di Petaling Jaya pada Disember 2009.
Hood berkata KNB akan memperolehi persijilan Halal-Jakim untuk dua lagi cawangannya di Johor Baharu dan Kuantan menjelang akhir bulan ini, selain daripada cawangannya di Pulau Pinang dan Ipoh.
“Ini akan melengkapkan usaha-usaha ke arah menjadi penyedia kemudahan terpilih di dalam negara, sekali gus memenuhi jurang dalam keseluruhan rantaian pengeluaran dan pengedaran halal,” kata bleiau.
KNB telah memperuntukkan RM12.5 juta tahun ini untuk mengembangkan perkhidmatan 3PLnya.
Susulan daripada kerjasama jualan bersilang ini, Hood berkata KNB akan membelanjakan RM8 juta tahun ini untuk menukar 30 traknya di bawah rancangan pengembangan 3PLnya.
Gerimis Baiduri ialah pakar pengangkutan dingin dan beku di Malaysia, menyediakan rangkaian 220 trak hawa dingin.
Pengarah Urusannya Datuk T.S. Liew berkata syarikat akan menambah 50 trak lagi tahun ini daripada purata 25 setiap tahun.
“Biasanya, setiap tahun kami melabur RM3 juta dan dengan pengembangan ini, kami menjangka meningkatkan antara RM6 juta dan RM8 juta, termasuk membeli trak satu tonne hingga 20 tonne,” tambah beliau.
Monday, December 27, 2010
Opinion: Is machine slaughter Halal?
By Halal World
Fingers were not lickin’ good for KFC in their bid to sell fried chicken to Islamic customers in Britain. It hoped to woo the Islamic market by opening over 100 outlets selling halal-only meat, slaughtered under strict religious guidelines.
However, Dr Nassem Chairman of Birmingham central Mosque said that the method used for slaughtering by machine was not Halal. The slaughtering must be performed by a muslim while reciting the tasmiyyah on each and every animal, which is an important part of the slaughter for halal, as per the guidance for halal as set by the Food standard Agency. And the fact the tasmiyyah is being played over a speaker means each bird it not blessed individually as it is killed by a machine.
KFC insisted their methods met the approval of the Halal Food Authority, ( Private business).
A survey carried out by Islamic Scholars here in the UK said that machine slaughter was deemed not to be Halal. This view was also endorsed by the Lancashire Council of Mosques at their meeting with KFC, and also the Birmingham Council of Mosques who have also gone on record that machine slaughter is Haraam. See you tube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uvjjzlq5mM
Asking a private business to certify the product does not make it Halal.
Dr Yunes Teinaz, advisor to the Islamic Cultural Centre and the London Central Mosque Trust, said: “What is required is a government-supervised body for the sale and production of halal meat, with the issue of the guidance for halal to the local authority enforcement officers who are now requested to use this advice when planning inspections, food sampling and labelling checks relating to Halal foods.
They should then take appropriate enforcement action where necessary to protect the interests of the Muslim Community. The mislabelling and misrepresentation of Halal foods is of great importance to the Muslim Community, and continues to be an issue of concern.
We have now warned the UK’s 2.4 million Muslims not to eat KFC meat, Imam Yusuf Shabbir of the Lancashire Council of Mosques said: “With KFC confirming to us that it has no intention of changing the mechanical method of slaughter we will advise members of the Muslim community of this.” Any companies claiming to do machine slaughter will also be deemed to be not Halal.
How can KFC claim some of their restaurants are halal and the majority of them are not, when the same slaughtering process has been adopted which is identical for both types of restaurant? It’s either halal or not, it can’t be both, that’s why its important to label every thing 100% Halal.
Though the Daily Mail recently highlighted the situation that all KFC restaurants are using halal chicken, but the UK public don’t know, they have done nothing to change their policy.
Lord Nazir Ahmed of Rotherham said in his interview in front of the Houses of Lords that Machine slaughter / Blessed Blade is not a method for Halal slaughtering. He also stated that companies that are issuing Halal certificates to organizations using machine slaughter / Blessed Blade are committing a crime and should be reported to the government/ Local Authorities.
source: http://halalfocus.net/2010/12/25/opinion-is-machine-slaughter-halal/
Fingers were not lickin’ good for KFC in their bid to sell fried chicken to Islamic customers in Britain. It hoped to woo the Islamic market by opening over 100 outlets selling halal-only meat, slaughtered under strict religious guidelines.
However, Dr Nassem Chairman of Birmingham central Mosque said that the method used for slaughtering by machine was not Halal. The slaughtering must be performed by a muslim while reciting the tasmiyyah on each and every animal, which is an important part of the slaughter for halal, as per the guidance for halal as set by the Food standard Agency. And the fact the tasmiyyah is being played over a speaker means each bird it not blessed individually as it is killed by a machine.
KFC insisted their methods met the approval of the Halal Food Authority, ( Private business).
A survey carried out by Islamic Scholars here in the UK said that machine slaughter was deemed not to be Halal. This view was also endorsed by the Lancashire Council of Mosques at their meeting with KFC, and also the Birmingham Council of Mosques who have also gone on record that machine slaughter is Haraam. See you tube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uvjjzlq5mM
Asking a private business to certify the product does not make it Halal.
Dr Yunes Teinaz, advisor to the Islamic Cultural Centre and the London Central Mosque Trust, said: “What is required is a government-supervised body for the sale and production of halal meat, with the issue of the guidance for halal to the local authority enforcement officers who are now requested to use this advice when planning inspections, food sampling and labelling checks relating to Halal foods.
They should then take appropriate enforcement action where necessary to protect the interests of the Muslim Community. The mislabelling and misrepresentation of Halal foods is of great importance to the Muslim Community, and continues to be an issue of concern.
We have now warned the UK’s 2.4 million Muslims not to eat KFC meat, Imam Yusuf Shabbir of the Lancashire Council of Mosques said: “With KFC confirming to us that it has no intention of changing the mechanical method of slaughter we will advise members of the Muslim community of this.” Any companies claiming to do machine slaughter will also be deemed to be not Halal.
How can KFC claim some of their restaurants are halal and the majority of them are not, when the same slaughtering process has been adopted which is identical for both types of restaurant? It’s either halal or not, it can’t be both, that’s why its important to label every thing 100% Halal.
Though the Daily Mail recently highlighted the situation that all KFC restaurants are using halal chicken, but the UK public don’t know, they have done nothing to change their policy.
Lord Nazir Ahmed of Rotherham said in his interview in front of the Houses of Lords that Machine slaughter / Blessed Blade is not a method for Halal slaughtering. He also stated that companies that are issuing Halal certificates to organizations using machine slaughter / Blessed Blade are committing a crime and should be reported to the government/ Local Authorities.
source: http://halalfocus.net/2010/12/25/opinion-is-machine-slaughter-halal/
Thursday, December 9, 2010
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