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Halal accreditation requirements from the perspective of halal certification bodies

Journal of halal quality and certification, 2023
The halal market is growing rapidly due to the increasing Muslim populations and the rising awareness of both Muslims and non-Muslims about the benefits of halal products for human health. While food still dominates the halal market, the market has expanded to include pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, health products, toiletries, and medical devices. However,
Dugonjić, Aldin, Mešić, Edina
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THE ROLE OF HALAL CERTIFICATION INSTITUTIONS IN ENSURING BUSINESS OPERATORS' COMPLIANCE WITH PRODUCT NAMING REQUIREMENTS IN INDONESIA’S HALAL CERTIFICATION PROCESS

Istinbath
A legal tool known as halal certification attests to a product's halal status and ensures compliance with Islamic law. Implementing halal certification involves more than inspection and testing; it also requires certifying bodies to ensure that business
Devina Yadita, Muthia Sakti
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A brand to trust. [PDF]

, 2011
MALAYSIA will,according to the minister responsible for Islamic affairs,have the first government halal laboratory in the world.The Malaysian Halal Institute Analysis Laboratory (MHIAL),which will be built in Bandar Enstek,Negeri Sembilan,and ready by ...
New Straits Times,
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Halal Certification Awareness Perceptions in Indonesian Food SMEs: An Investigation on Understanding, Knowledge, Impact, and Regulations

Jurnal Ilmiah Teknik Industri
The importance of Small-Medium Enterprises (SMEs) perception towards halal food certification needs to be evaluated. This study aims to assess food SMEs perception of their understanding, knowledge, impact, and regulation of halal certificates ...
Rista Anggriani, Dana Utama, Warkoyo Warkoyo, Vritta Amroini Wahyudi, Ibnu Hafid, Abel Alqurni Maulana, Nur Fitriana, Dzakia Nafis   +7 more
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Eating culture among ASEAN countries and its implication towards development of regional halal industries [PDF]

, 2014
Halal industries play important roles in developing Malaysian economy with its halal product export reached RM7768.4 million from January to March this year alone. The main halal exports are food ingredients which valued for RM2521.9 million, followed by
Ab Rahman, Suhaimi, Ab. Majid, Mahmood Zuhdi, Abdul Rahman, Russly, Deuraseh, Nurdeng @ Nurdeen, Jamaludin, Mohammad Aizat, Ramli, Mohd Anuar   +5 more
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Investigating The Influence of Halal Certification on Millennials’ Purchase Intention and Brand Loyalty in The Indonesian Food Industry

Indonesian Journal of Business and Entrepreneurship
Background: Indonesia is a country with the largest Muslim population in the world.The food industry in Indonesia is largely determined by the halal certification issued by the Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI). A halal certificate is one of the requirements
Yusuf Ramadhan, Roy Darmawan, A. Khoirun Nasihin, Nurus Sabani   +3 more
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The contributions and challenges of higher education on the value chain of halal certification [PDF]

BIO Web of Conferences
This study analyzed the distinctive contributions and obstacles encountered by higher education institutions in supporting halal certification in Indonesia.
Alim Mohammad Nizarul, Yuliana Rita, Sayidah Nur, Alyana Nafisa, J.M. Putri Nadhila, Q.L Rahma   +5 more
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Halal food certification: case of Malaysian SME entrepreneurs [PDF]

, 2013
This paper reports on 108 Malaysian SME entrepreneurs’ perceptions towards Halal Food Certification (HFC) in Malaysia along four dimensions of market share and market competitiveness, government support and monitoring, information dissemination and rigor
Abdul, Mohani, Ismail, Hashanah, Mustapha, Mazlina   +2 more
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#Halal Culture on Instagram

, 2017
Halal is a notion that applies to both objects and actions, and means permissible according to Islamic law. It may be most often associated with food and the rules of selecting, slaughtering, and cooking animals.
Benkhedda, Youcef, Khairani, Mejova, Yelena   +2 more
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Fıkıh ve siyaseti şer’iyye bağlamında küresel helal belgelendirme çalışmalarına eleştirel bir bakış [PDF]

, 2017
Halal is used by Muslims to mean religiously 'not forbidden,' 'permitted,' and as opposed to concepts like 'haram' and 'makrooh', similar to the concepts of 'mubah' and 'jaiz'.
Yalçın, İsmail
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