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Global Food Security By Tan Sri Syed Jalaluddin
Halal Industry Development Corporation
Demand
Increasing population
Unequal distribution
Logistical issue
Environmental degradation
Poverty
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Trend in World Population
Declining birthrate in developed nations
Higher birthrate in poorer regions
3
Distribution & Logistics
Adequate food production
Lack of infrastructure
High cost
Perishables
4
Environmental Degradation
Over dependent use of:
Chemical
Fertilizers
Insecticides
Pesticides
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Consequence
Food safety issues
Deterioration on soil fertility
Increase cost of production
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Challenges in Food Production
Sustainable agriculture
Improved production
Reduced use of chemicals
Improved environmental condition
Safe food
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Sustainable Agriculture
To produce high quality food which is safe for human
consumption
No negative impact on the soil and environment
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Halal Policy
Holistic
Availability
Affordability for all strata of society
Purchasing power
Compliant to standard and quality
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Malaysia Standing
Global leader
Good branding
Pioneer in Halal Industry
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Halal Perspective
Global effort by Halal stakeholders
20% increase in food prices due to poor weather
Increase in world population to 9.6 billion by 2020
23% of global population are Muslims
Demand and for Halal food and services
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Malaysia Role
Maintain leadership
Centre for dialogue and ideas
Promote networking and partnership among stakeholders
Expand education and research
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Food Security – FAO (Definition)
Access to:
Sufficient
Safe
Nutritious food
Meets dietary needs for an:
Active
Healthy
Productive life 13
Condition / Prerequisite
Ensure adequacy in food production
Stability and sustainability in food supply
Physical and economic access to consumer
Efficient supply chain
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New & Emerging Challenges
Asia Pacific zone will have the highest number of
undernourish population
Need to increase food production by 70% to 100% to meet
the increase population
Marginal increase in production – less than 2% in 10 years
from 2000 to 2010
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Factors Affecting Food Production
Lack of land
Declining farm labor force
Climate change
High input cost
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Immediate Action
Intensify R&D
Innovation to improve productivity in food
processing
Find alternative ingredients to replace porcine-
based additives:
Emulsifiers
Enzymes
Flavorings
Gelatin 17
Immediate Action
Implement best practices such as Malaysian Good
Agriculture Practice (MyGAP) i.e. prohibiting the use of
unprocessed wastes as fertilizers
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Immediate Action
Implement best practices such as Malaysian Good
Agriculture Practice (MyGAP) i.e. prohibiting the
use of unprocessed wastes as fertilizers
Facilitate trade through harmonization of
standards especially in:
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACPP)
Halal Food Standards
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Immediate Action
Adopt concept of halalan toyyiban
Ensure products are Halal, clean, safe, hygienic and
wholesome from farm to fork
Implement effect traceability system to address concern
on food contamination, food safety during delivery and
transportation of products
Enhancing expertise particularly in Halal Talent
Development Program
Enhancing knowledge and expertise sharing, especially
amongst Muslim nations 20
Recommendation
Develop a Halal eco-system
Enhance Halal certifications, standards, bank & finance
and other related services
Make Malaysia the Global Halal Reference Centre
Align existing Government policies and programs across
the food chain
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Recommendation
Pursue the development of Halal Standards
Increase collaboration in knowledge & technology transfer
Develop skills in complex areas i.e. prolonging shelf life
To encourage public-private partnerships
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Conclusion
Global food security should be given highest priority
especially in the Halal sector
Malaysia should continue to be the global leader in
developing the Halal Industry
Malaysia to further develop Halal Standards which can be
applied internationally
Malaysia to take lead in promoting the development of
Halal Industry globally
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Thank You