Ensuring the halal integrity of the food supply chain through halal suppliers: a bibliometric review

Handayani, Dwi; Masudin, Ilyas; Haris, Abdul; Restuputri, Dian Palupi

doi:10.1108/jima-10-2020-0329

Cited by 28 publications

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“…Another research was written by Handayani et al (2021). Their work aims to present a concise bibliometric analysis of previous literature reviews on halal producers in the food supply chain to attain halal standards from upstream to downstream.…”

Section: Halal Supply Chain Literaturementioning

confidence: 99%

Halal supply chain: a bibliometric analysis

Rusydiana¹,

Irfany²,

As-Salafiyah³

et al. 2023

JIMA

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Purpose This paper aims to study research performance in halal supply chains. This study identifies the leading scholars, research themes and leading journals. Design/methodology/approach This study adopts the bibliometric method. A total of 228 research publications indexed by Scopus were analysed. The export data are then processed and analysed using the R Biblioshiny application program to find out the bibliometric map of the halal supply chain. Findings Research in halal supply chain has experienced fast growth since 2016, dominated by food-centric research by Malaysian universities. Research gaps are topics: halal procurement, halal clusters and halal value chain; industry: non-food; and countries: beyond Malaysia. Future expected halal supply chain trending research areas are: halal blockchains, halal supply chain management, halal performance, halal risk management and sustainability in halal supply chains. Research limitations/implications This research paper adopts a bibliometric method based on English publications on the halal supply chain theme from the Scopus database collected on November 1, 2021. Publications in local languages, as well as publications in non-academic journals, are being ignored in this research. Practical implications This study shows that halal supply chain management is an emerging requirement, is complex to manage for brand owners and needs new concepts and tools for halal industries to embrace a halal supply chain and value chain approach. Originality/value This study provides an objective evaluation of the research progress in halal supply chains; this study highlights the achievements and the research gaps and discusses the contribution to the scientific community.

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Section: Halal Supply Chain Literaturementioning

confidence: 99%

Halal supply chain: a bibliometric analysis

Rusydiana¹,

Irfany²,

As-Salafiyah³

et al. 2023

JIMA

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“…To explain the relationship between food safety and HF, Wahyuni, et al (2019) conducted a bibliometric analysis and identified the impactful studies, scholars, and universities contributing to the HF field. Recently, Handayani, et al (2021) aimed to comprehend halal suppliers in the food supply chain to achieve halal standards from upstream to downstream, employing a bibliometric analysis.…”

Section: Main Review Studies On Hfmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Recently, Handayani et al (2021) aimed to comprehend halal suppliers in the food supply chain to achieve halal standards from upstream to downstream, using a bibliometric analysis.…”

Section: Knowledge Diffusion Of Halal Food Researchmentioning

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Knowledge diffusion of halal food research: a main path analysis

Rejeb

Zailani

et al. 2022

JIMA

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Purpose Halal food (HF) has received significant attention from scholars and practitioners. However, no studies have explored the distinct role played by HF literature as part of knowledge diffusion. Given the increasing number of scholarly outputs, this study aims to examine the HF development over the past decades comprehensively, including emerging topics and knowledge transmission paths and structure. Design/methodology/approach This study conducted a keyword co-occurrence network analysis and main path analysis (MPA). The MPA included four types of main paths to trace the historical formation of HF based on 253 articles extracted from the Web of Science database. Findings The findings show that: HF research revolves around several dimensions, including HF safety and trust, halal certification, HF supply chain management and attitudes towards HF purchasing, and the focus of HF research has shifted from the business perspective to the consumer perspective. In recent years, there has been a trend to explore how blockchains can benefit HF supply chains by improving traceability, transparency and consumer trust in HF. Originality/value This study addresses the need to examine the knowledge diffusion paths in the HF domain. This study offers a framework to investigate the knowledge dissemination and structure, helping researchers deal with hundreds of articles effectively and increasing their understanding of the past, present and future research trends in the HF domain.

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“…These countries have a high demand for halal products and adopted halal logistics for maintaining halal integrity from farm to fork. Handayani et al (2021) conducted a bibliometric analysis for the Halal domain and shows that halal logistics is a significant research area that needs to be focussed. Further, the demand for halal logistics is also increased to maintain halal integrity.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Handayani et al (2021) conducted a bibliometric analysis for the Halal domain and shows that halal logistics is a significant research area that needs to be focussed. Further, the demand for halal logistics is also increased to maintain halal integrity.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Exploration of risks with halal logistics: a case of emerging economy

Khan

Haleem

Ngah

et al. 2023

JGOSS

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Purpose Halal logistics play a crucial role in maintaining a product’s “halal integrity” from farm to fork. These logistics operations are exposed to risks during transportation, storage and handling, that negatively affect the halal supply chain’s operational efficiency and integrity. Therefore, the main purpose of this research is to propose a risk assessment framework for halal logistics. Design/methodology/approach Initially, the risks associated with halal logistics are identified through an extensive literature review, and then the significant ones are validated with the expert’s input. After that, an appropriate multicriteria decision-making method named best worst method (BWM) is used to prioritise the identified risks. Finally, the robustness of the obtained ranking is assessed with sensitivity analysis. Findings This research identifies 26 halal logistics risks and then categorises these risks into 6 significant dimensions and proposes a framework. The result obtained from the BWM analysis shows that organisational, transportation and design risks are the primary risks present in halal logistics. Among the halal logistics risks, partnership risk, risk of contamination during transportation and risks of unskilled workers are the top three halal logistics risks that need to be addressed on a priority basis for maintaining halal integrity. Furthermore, this study also suggests some valuable suggestions for mitigating these risks that the logistics providers could use. Research limitations/implications The proposed framework is helpful for the assessment of risks associated with halal logistics. The prioritisation of the identified risks supports the managers in formulating mitigation strategies that might reduce the effect of these associated risks in logistics operations. Originality/value This study focusses on halal logistics, and to the best of authors’ knowledge, this may be the first attempt to systematically examine the risks related to halal logistics.

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Ensuring the halal integrity of the food supply chain through halal suppliers: a bibliometric review

Cited by 28 publications

References 73 publications

Halal supply chain: a bibliometric analysis

Halal supply chain: a bibliometric analysis

Knowledge diffusion of halal food research: a main path analysis

Exploration of risks with halal logistics: a case of emerging economy

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