Export Halal Products from Malaysia to Pakistan
Malaysian halal manufacturers, food and beverage brands and SMEs can meet Pakistani buyers, chambers and halal standards bodies in person on the Halal Trade Mission to Karachi, 28 October – 2 November 2026.
Why Pakistan for halal exporters
Pakistan is one of the world's most populous Muslim-majority markets. The mission invites heads of halal-certified companies in food, beverages, agri-products, cosmetics, personal care, pharma and nutraceuticals, which makes it a practical fit for Malaysian halal brands looking for importers, distributors and partners.
Who you meet in Karachi
- Networking and meeting with the Ministry of Commerce Pakistan
- Pakistan Federation Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI), Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) and Korangi Association of Trade & Industry (KATI)
- Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) and MATRADE Karachi
- A Halal Standards Agency visit plus retail, supermarket and warehouse visits
- Pakistan Halal Forum 2026 with a networking lunch and delegation dinner
Export checklist for Malaysian halal companies
- Halal certification: hold valid certification and confirm your certifying body is accepted for your product category in Pakistan.
- Labelling and traceability: prepare ingredient sources, batch records and compliant labels.
- Import documents and permits: commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and any health, phytosanitary or product-registration documents required for food, cosmetics or pharma.
- Landed cost: price with freight, duties and local distributor margin in mind.
- Samples and shortlist: bring samples and a short company profile to meetings.
- Payment terms: agree terms and risk protection (for example letters of credit) before shipping.
Import rules, halal recognition, labelling and duties change by product and over time. Always confirm current requirements with the relevant authority, your certifying body and your freight forwarder.
What the mission costs
Per company including 1 delegate: early bird RM10,000 (register and pay by 15 October 2026) or standard RM12,500. Additional delegates are RM5,000 (early bird) or RM6,250 (standard). This covers return economy flights from KLIA, hotel, meals, industrial visit and meetings, a Pakistan Halal Forum delegate pass, airport transfers and ground transport.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need halal certification to export to Pakistan?
Halal certification is expected for halal-labelled food, beverages and related products. Recognition of foreign certifying bodies can vary by product, so confirm with the relevant Pakistani authority. The mission includes a visit to a Halal Standards Agency.
Which Malaysian products suit the Pakistan mission?
Food, beverages, agri-products, cosmetics, personal care, pharma and nutraceuticals are the sectors invited by the organisers.
How much does the trade mission to Karachi cost?
From RM10,000 per company (early bird, 1 delegate) or RM12,500 standard, with additional delegates at RM5,000 or RM6,250.
Are buyers and deals guaranteed?
No. The mission arranges introductions and meetings; outcomes depend on your products, pricing and follow-up.
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