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media Media coverage News Webcast Recipes reflecting cultural and historical heritage Our honorary membersDid you know?
The World Halal Committee (WHC) was founded in 2019 under the World Platform of Culinary Communities of Islamic Countries (WICS). The organization was established with the support of representatives from more than 25 Islamic countries with the goal of developing an international halal verification system and promoting unified standards in the fields of food, gastronomy, and tourism.
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Halal verification is not only about compliance with religious norms, but also a comprehensive quality control system that includes product safety, supply chain transparency, and adherence to international food industry standards.
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More than 1.9 billion Muslims worldwide create steady demand for halal products, making the halal industry one of the most promising sectors in the global economy. This drives the development of standards, certification, and international cooperation.
Did you know?
Halal verification is not only about compliance with religious norms, but also a comprehensive quality control system that includes product safety, supply chain transparency, and adherence to international food industry standards.
Nihol Jo'jalari is a Tashkent café specializing in crispy chicken and poultry dishes. A 5.0 rating from over 900 guests, affordable prices, and a cozy atmosphere make it a beloved spot in the Shaykhontohur district.
Nihol Jo'jalari ("Nihol Jo'jalari") is a Tashkent café that has earned a reputation as the best spot in the city for crispy poultry. A 5.0 rating based on more than 900 reviews is a rare result, reflecting consistent quality and consistently satisfied guests.
Specialty. The establishment focuses on chicken and fish dishes prepared according to a signature recipe. Crispy, juicy chicken tabaka is the kitchen's signature item. The menu is rounded out with European, Italian, and Uzbek cuisine dishes.
Who it's for. The café is well suited for family lunches and dinners: there's a summer terrace, delivery, and takeaway ordering. The average check is around 20,000 sum, making it one of the most affordable establishments in its category. It operates from 10:00 to 22:00, seven days a week.