




Frozen meat is fresh meat that has undergone a freezing process in a blast freezer with a minimum temperature of -18 degrees Celsius.
Freezing meat aims to inhibit or activate the process of damage caused by microorganisms so as to prolong the shelf life of the meat, in a frozen condition at a temperature of -18 degrees celsius, the meat can last be stored for up to 6 months.Nowadays, many modern retailers sell frozen frozen beef in packs, generally frozen meat is imported meat from abroad, although it has received quality assurance from suppliers or suppliers, but it's good for consumers to be able to choose their own frozen meat with good quality.
Generally choosing meat can be seen from a variety of ways namely organoleptically by observing the color of the meat, meat texture and the aroma of meat, but in frozen conditions need other parameters to be observed before buying frozen meat in the packaging, the following tips on choosing a good frozen meat.1.
Pay Attention to Expiration DateThe expiration date is important to observe before buying frozen meat, usually clearly displayed on the packaging label, but if the packaging is in bulk form, the expiration label is affixed to the freezer glass.
Ask the shop clerk if the meat is not equipped with an expiration date.
Make Sure It Has A Halal LabelIndonesia requires beef that is sold either fresh or frozen must meet the halal aspect, both from local and overseas.



The global Halal Market size was valued at USD 5.73 trillion in 2016 and is expected to grow on account of rising Muslim population and increasing availability of these products & services.
Increasing spending on Halal products & services by consumers besides Muslims is expected to trigger the growth of the market over the forecast period.The Islamic finance sector has witnessed tremendous growth over the past few years with the emergence of crowd funding platforms including Human Crescent.
Lack of awareness has resulted in an enormous opportunity for products & services offered by this segment.
The segment is likely to grow at a CAGR of 10.5% from 2017 to 2024.Speedy growth of economies in the Middle East and South-East Asia are expected to augment the growth of the market owing to the presence of large Muslim population.
These economies are likely to emerge as popular destinations for food and fashion.
The Middle East halal market is expected to witness a double-digit growth generating revenues worth USD 6.53 trillion by 2024.Browse Details of Report @ https://www.hexaresearch.com/research-report/halal-marketThe demand for qualified halal products among non-Muslim customers has been on the upsurge as more consumers are looking for high superiority, safe and righteous products.