
Malaysia’s Halal Exports to China Generate RM3.29 Billion Over Five Years
Malaysia’s halal exports to China have risen steadily, driven by government-industry cooperation and stronger participation in major international trade expos.

Malaysia’s halal exports to China have risen steadily, driven by government-industry cooperation and stronger participation in major international trade expos.

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Malaysia posts 5.2% GDP growth in 3Q25, driven by exports and stable domestic demand, outlook stable amid external risks.

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