India's first halal brand Iba Halal Care on expansion trail

Published: 27-Feb-2015
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The brand will soon be sold in Surat, Baroda, Mumbai and Bangalore, among others

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India's first Halal-certified cosmetics brand, Iba Halal Care, is gaining popularity among Muslim and non-Muslim customers in the country – and is now planning to launch into exclusive outlets in other cities in India, including Surat, Baroda, Mumbai and Bangalore, among others.

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