China - Malaysia Halal Eco Park is a 100% Malaysian owned company, which has successfully concluded development contracts with the municipal government of various cities in China, and to be the Master Developer of 1st & the only China-International Halal Eco Park in China. The China-Malaysia Halal Eco Park is a joint-development between China (currently represented by EpiAura Pte Ltd) and Malaysia
organizations to promote halal certified products manufactured in China to the local and international markets especially the Islamic countries. Malaysia is known internationally in its stringent control of halal certification processes, and have gained confidence and trust by importers and consumers worldwide. Working closely with the municipal government of Jiangsu Qidong, EpiAura Pte Ltd (representing China) has acquired the approval to develop the China-Malaysia Halal Eco Park, location set within Binhai Industrial Park, with an area of 73 acres initial development and 557 acres on Phase 2 expansion. In view of its vision, the development will create numerous related programmes to achieve its goal of making Jiangsu Qidong the centralized International Halal City of China. This include the development of the China-Malaysia Halal Industrial Park (Halal Hub), China International Halal Trade (Wholesale) Centre, Halal Testing and Certification Centre, Halal Finance, Halal Institution and Training Centre, Halal Logistics Hub, Halal Hotels, Commercial Centre, Food & Beverages Outlets, and more. As China-Malaysia Halal Eco Park is strategically situated on a prime location, Qidong can be reached from Shanghai Pudong International Airport within 45 minutes via the Chonggi Bridge over the Yangtze River from Chongming County. With its close proximity from Shanghai, business delegates and tourists from Islamic countries will increase tremendously. The proposed China-Malaysia Halal Eco Park is a win-win combination for both China and Malaysia, where Malaysia is providing proper halal certification processes to Chinese manufacturers, thus expanding China’s export of halal products to the world market. Malaysia will also in turn expand its exports of halal ingredient products into China. The development of China-Malaysia Halal Eco Park at Jiangsu Qidong will become the gateway and promotion center of international halal products in China, with easy accessibility to seaports, airports and highways. Through this unqiue concept, it will become the major attraction of nationwide manufacturers (both Chinese and foreign) to relocate or expand its manufacturing facilities into the China-Malaysia Halal Eco Park so as to achieve proper halal certification in order to market their products internationally.
