To attract Muslim customers, more and more fast food chains in Australia are selling Muslim food. (Daily Mail pictures)
According to the Daily Mail, in order to attract Muslim customers, more and more fast food chains in Australia are selling Muslim food.
In June, KFC confirmed that its stores in the Sydney towns of (Bankstown) and Ponciborough (Punchbowl), Murbenkner (Fawkner) would no longer sell bacon food.
In addition, McDonald`s has 21 stores with halal certificate. Twelve of them are in Sydney, while the rest are in Melbourne, Perth and Canberra.
In addition to a large fast-food chain, Red Rooster, Australia`s smaller fast-food chain, confirmed this week that its Sydney-based Bass Hill store was trying to sell Muslim gravy and was hoping to promote it across Australia.
To attract Muslim customers, more and more fast food chains in Australia are selling Muslim food. (Daily Mail pictures)
However, not all major fast-food restaurants in Australia are selling Muslim food.2013 years, and (Domino`s), a Damela pizza, ended halal certificate. at its Domino`s store in Alburn, west of Sydney, because of low demand.
Australia`s Muslim is reported to account for just 2.6 percent of the population, but in parts of Sydney, Muslim is the main population, including 59 percent of (Lakemba), Muslim residents in Lachemba.
Third-party halal certificate agencies believe that Australian companies have better opportunities to export products to countries dominated by Muslim.
However, in 2017, Muslim-based countries did not enter Australia`s top 10 trading partners. Malaysia and Indonesia ranked 11th and 13th, respectively, according to Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade) data.
