After going back and forth on the decision, Dubai says food containing alcohol may be served in restaurants if it is segregated from other foodstuff and openly labeled, Dubai newspaper The National reported Tuesday.
Dubai, which is a relatively free and liberal Emirate state announced Sunday it would enforce a 2003 law banning alcohol in food preparation, because of complaints from Muslim consumers who were not warned that dishes in a number of restaurants contained alcohol. But it now looks like Dubai has changed its mind, based on comments from Khaled Sharif al Awadhi, director of Dubai municipality's food control department.
“We have found violations where hotels are not clearly stating alcohol content in their food,” it quoted him as saying. Awadhi also stated that alcohol should be treated like other “non-halal products” such as pork.








