Halal Consumerism

Ella is looking to get her food business halal certified. What is the step in the halal certification process?

• Submit an application form for certification.

• Conduct a thorough assessment of the facility and its operations.

• Prepare marketing materials for the halal product.

• Wait for the certification body to contact you.

In a recent class discussion, Ali asked, which organization is commonly involved in halal certification?

• Global Organic Alliance

• National Dairy Association

• American Food Safety Institute

• The Central Islamic Council of Thailand (CICOT)

How does halal consumerism reflect cultural values in the context of Karim's family grocery shopping habits?

• Halal consumerism encourages wasteful spending and materialism.

• Halal consumerism promotes individualism over community values.

• Halal consumerism is solely about dietary restrictions without cultural significance.

• Halal consumerism reflects cultural values by promoting ethical consumption, community identity, and adherence to religious principles.

Maya is researching the halal market for her business project. What are some key trends in the halal market today?

• Key trends in the halal market today include the rise of plant-based halal products, increased digitalization in distribution, and a focus on health and wellness.

• Decline in demand for halal products

• Focus on traditional meat processing methods

• Reduction in online shopping for halal goods

Which demographic is primarily driving the halal food market?

• Vegetarian consumers

• Non-Muslim ethnic groups

• Health-conscious individuals

• Muslim population

Batrisya is curious about the main components of halal food regulations. Can you help her understand?

• No specific method of slaughter is required

• The main components of halal food regulations include permissible foods, method of slaughter, avoidance of contamination, and ethical treatment of animals.

• Only vegetarian foods are allowed

• All foods must be certified organic

How do halal regulations differ across countries?

• Halal regulations are the same worldwide.

• Halal regulations only apply to meat products.

• Halal regulations are determined solely by religious leaders.

• Halal regulations differ across countries in terms of oversight, interpretation, and local customs.

What factors influence consumer behavior in halal markets?

• Religious beliefs, cultural values, ethical considerations, quality perceptions, marketing strategies, social influences, and personal experiences.

• Brand loyalty

• Seasonal trends

• Price sensitivity

Ar-Rayyan is considering purchasing a new snack brand that is labelled as halal. How does the perception of halal impact his purchasing decisions?

• Halal perception has no effect on purchasing decisions.

• Halal perception positively influences purchasing decisions by aligning with consumer values and enhancing product appeal.

• Halal perception decreases product appeal among consumers.

• Consumers prefer non-halal products regardless of their values.

Sofia is researching the ethical considerations associated with halal consumerism. What key factors should she focus on?

• Ethical sourcing, humane treatment of animals, fair labor practices, environmental sustainability, and transparency.

• Use of artificial flavors

• High sugar content in food

• Promotion of fast fashion