The U.S. FDA requires cosmetic products to be registered before sale. Recent MoCRA updates have changed the process and affected the industry significantly.
October 14 is World Standards Day. International Standards matter for opening new markets, protecting existing ones, and competing globally.
Yunsa, the Turkish yarn, weaving, and dyeing firm, received the 21st Kaizen Award from KalDer for its Machine Speed Loss Elimination project.
Antep Fistik Evi, holder of Gaziantep's geographic-indication-protected Antep pistachio, targets global market leadership with ISO 9001, ISO 22000, BRC, and HALAL.
The financial returns of the halal sector took center stage as the industry became a global force, with awareness of halal products cited as a key priority.
Turkey hosts a halal summit that unites activity across Islamic-economy sectors and aims to expand the 14 trillion lira halal market.
Turkey's Agricultural Information Network won top honors at Huawei's Shanghai event as the best smart agriculture implementation under Agriculture 4.0.
The 6th Food Safety Congress, held by the Food Safety Association in Istanbul, will address new developments and high-interest topics in food safety.
Tax reductions for halal-certified products. Turkey is moving to claim a share of the 9 trillion lira halal food market, starting with food, cosmetics, and textiles.