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201:; "Before, Muslims wishing to eat halal would go to a restaurant and it was fish or nothing. Now we have a choice," said Sosiane, 28, who worked in the property market before setting up the restaurant three years ago. "Young Muslims have money and want to eat out like everyone else but according to their religion. The food doesn't taste any different; we have many French customers who don't even know we're totally halal. To us, that is what integration is about." 1814: 261:, where the fast-food chain Quick has an all-halal restaurant, sent the company a letter saying it was discriminating against non-Muslim customers. Therefore, some food companies are trying to give their halal products a low profile because of such reactions. After Labeyrie, France's biggest foie gras producer by revenue and a unit of food company Alfesca launched a halal foie gras, some bloggers accused it of funding 242:(which has a number of halal-only burger bars), Hal'shop (a new supermarket in a Paris suburb which sells only halal food- and plenty of French dishes), flourishing Muslim corner shops (selling exclusively halal foods and drinks including eggs, turkey and pork-free sausages as well as alcohol-free "champagne", known as Cham'Alal), as well as 277:
The beurgeois are not only a useful demographic to retailers but also to French politicians—and somewhat unlike their previous generations, the group does not intend have higher levels of apathy when it comes to the relationship of the sector to the country's government. It has been noted that the
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that specializes in marketing to ethnic minorities) forecasts the market will expand about 10% in 2010, compared with a 2% growth in overall food sales. Antoine Bonnel, director of the 2010 Paris Halal trade show said, "It's mostly driven by the second and third generations. It's not a case of the
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In general, there have been many supermarket chains and packaged-food companies that find the demographic important enough to aim for a share of the halal market. But companies see a potentially lucrative business in supplying religiously sanctioned food to France's growing ranks of young,
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France's wealthy young Muslims fuel boom in halal food: An affluent middle class of young Muslims is driving a boom in sales of halal products, including alcohol-free sparkling wine and Islam-approved foie gras in
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France's wealthy young Muslims fuel boom in halal food: An affluent middle class of young Muslims is driving a boom in sales of halal products, including alcohol-free sparkling wine and Islam-approved foie gras in
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France's wealthy young Muslims fuel boom in halal food: An affluent middle class of young Muslims is driving a boom in sales of halal products, including alcohol-free sparkling wine and Islam-approved foie gras in
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The demand for halal products, which is increasing by an estimated 10% per year, has captured the attention of food distributors, growers, companies, and the like. Sales of halal products totaled 4 billion
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Among the beurgeois themselves, opinion over the beurgeois designation is quite divided. While some people consider it as a sort of recognition of their success, the majority believe that this
154:). Thus the beurgeois have become a chosen marketing target that require to be treated as consumers having specific needs- which has been adapted to by a specific and growing market sector. 353: 226:" due to the beurgeois, who are forcing international food suppliers to cater for their demands and as one French website put it, halal is "very good business" for French companies. 278:
demographic has a greater interest in domestic politics, in order to make their voices heard as French citizens contributing to the culture and political climate of their country.
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However, the expansion of halal offerings (that is occurring along with the rise of the beurgeois) is in some cases provoking a backlash. Claude Capillon, the mayor of
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Middle-class Muslims fuel French halal boom: Retailers and restaurants cash in on rapidly expanding and highly profitable market in halal food and drinks
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Middle-class Muslims fuel French halal boom: Retailers and restaurants cash in on rapidly expanding and highly profitable market in halal food and drinks
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Middle-class Muslims fuel French halal boom: Retailers and restaurants cash in on rapidly expanding and highly profitable market in halal food and drinks
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The "beurgeois" among France's estimated 6-7 million-strong Muslim community are an emerging economic demographic, being catered to by a market in
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origin, who continues to proclaim their roots and who is aged between 30 and 40 years old with a successful professional career, a high
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and its suburbs and is planning to expand to other French cities), who says young Muslims are at the heart of a mini
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Muslim community withdrawing into itself, but rather one of integration, since they want to be able to buy halal
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Among the hundreds of prominent beurgeois (i.e. not including less prominent beurgeois) that are senior
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Les Enfants Terribles restaurant, run by brothers Kamel and Sosiane Saidi, which serves halal French
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food and drinks. This has resulted in an increase in sales of halal products from the
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professional Muslims, who want to eat Western food that is halal. These include:
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without compromising our religious beliefs. We don't just want cheap
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approved by Islamic law (an unexpected success first introduced into
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chains across the country in 2008 at the end of the Muslim fast of
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FEATURE : French halal market booms despite political unease
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in a few stores and doesn't advertise it on the company website.
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The “beurgeois”: French citizens till the contrary is proven
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From Pùté to Pizza, Halal Fare Expands for French Muslims
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From Pùté to Pizza, Halal Fare Expands for French Muslims
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From Pùté to Pizza, Halal Fare Expands for French Muslims
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and discrimination as French people of Muslim descent.
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As a result, it sells its halal 14: 1885: 541: 1813: 1812: 575: 1869:Stereotypes of the middle class 1849:French people of Berber descent 525: 513: 501: 488: 476: 1454: 464: 452: 440: 427: 415: 403: 390: 378: 374:'Beurgeois'- a new French word 367: 1: 1844:French people of Arab descent 534:, wsj.com, by Max Colchester. 522:, wsj.com, by Max Colchester. 461:, wsj.com, by Max Colchester. 347: 47: 7: 325: 113:Beurgeois in French society 10: 1890: 660:Weberian (three-component) 1808: 1749: 1641: 1609: 1576: 1502: 1474: 1461: 1448: 1366: 1323: 1283: 1265: 1184: 1102: 1062: 971: 964: 919: 822: 818: 805: 668: 622: 618: 589: 1782:Pre-industrial East Asia 360: 830:Administrative detainee 1864:Social class in France 1839:Demographics of France 1246: 337:Demographics of France 1787:Pre-industrial Europe 209:in 2009 and Solis (a 74:(meaning a person of 1644:​ or countries 1455:By country or region 693:Class discrimination 356:, by Ghania Khelifi. 342:List of portmanteaus 98:(meaning affluent). 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middle-class
Muslim
working-class
France
Maghrebi
purchasing power
portmanteau
neologism
France
beur
Arab
Berber
Maghrebi
verlan
bourgeois
pejorative
stigmatization
halal
fast food
retail chains
restaurants
champagne
foie gras
supermarket
Ramadan
IT
paris-hallal.com
Paris
social revolution
French culture

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