Halal food supply chain model: the proposed extension towards the new Islamic supply chain network model development
This study is to propose some extensions of the existing halal food supply chain model by diagnosing and reviewing the important issues of halal in Malaysia's food and beverages (F&B) products from the perspective of supply chain and logistics model. Over the years, Malaysia has gone th...
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| Language: | English English |
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2017
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| Online Access: | http://repo.uum.edu.my/22956/1/ICOED_Schedule.pdf http://repo.uum.edu.my/22956/2/ICOED_pg21.pdf http://repo.uum.edu.my/22956/ https://icoed.org/ |
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| Summary: | This study is to propose some extensions of the existing halal food supply chain model by diagnosing
and reviewing the important issues of halal in Malaysia's food and beverages (F&B) products from the
perspective of supply chain and logistics model. Over the years, Malaysia has gone through a series
of arguments on halal and non-halal issues from the consumers' community and how it imparted the
serious contamination to the halal supply chain expansively in the foods' products industries. Some
issues like Cadbury and supermarket trolleys have released how seriousness the responsibilities of
authorities in tackling the halalness of the entire industries and cautiously up to date the issue with
highly integrity. In this study, the biggest challenge of the F&B products is to develop a model of
supply chain halal integrity and unluckily not many studies have been conducted so far. Therefore, the
proposed extensions are crucial and critical to be referred to by all businesses in order to support the
growing halal economic development, especially in the Muslim countries. Methodology of the
research information was based from the qualitative semi-structured interviews and literature reviews.
The interview's objective of this research is to get a real case scenario understanding about halal F&B
products, e-Halal, halal hubs, including supply chain and logistics in Malaysia. This study gets its
information from the seven respondents from various halal industry backgrounds and is analyzed in
order to add some new elements into the existing halal supply chain model. As a conclusion, the
study is trying to propose some extensions of the halal food supply chain model into a more
comprehensive model known as "New Islamic Supply Chain & Logistics Network Model." |
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