The demand for halal food is increasing worldwide. In 2023, the global halal food market reached a size of US$ 2,467.9 Billion. Research conducted by IMARC Group suggests that the market is anticipated to steadily climb and reach US$ 5,814.3 billion by 2032, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 9.7% during 2024-2032. The market is driven not only by the Muslim population but also by a growing consumer base globally due to increasing awareness, stringent standardization, proliferation of e-commerce and digital marketing, and growing health and safety concerns. The range of halal products has expanded beyond traditional meat and poultry to include processed foods, snacks, beverages, and even pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. International halal certification bodies have facilitated global trade of halal products. Standardization and certification ensure that products meet halal requirements, boosting consumer confidence. In countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, and GCC countries, governments support the halal industry through policies, subsidies, and promotional efforts, recognizing its economic potential and contribution to trade. E-commerce and Digital Platforms: The growth of e-commerce and digital platforms has made halal food more accessible to consumers everywhere. Online marketplaces and delivery services offer a wide range of halal products, catering to the global demand.
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