2018
DOI: 10.21154/elbarka.v1i1.1446
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SERTIFIKASI HALAL DI INDONESIA (Analisis Kuasa Simbolik dalam Kontestasi Fatwa Majelis Ulama Indonesia)

Abstract: The MUI's symbolic power over halal certification in Indonesia constructed by the habitus of Muslim consumers who are becoming aware of halal lifestyles. beside it, the symbolic capital of the MUI and the political and social religious fields. When people expect the government to provide a solution to the issue of the distribution of consumer products containing material that is forbidden Islam, the government slowly respond to their aspirations, and even tend to do political engineering. then present the MUI … Show more

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“…Therefore, MSMEs must ensure productive and efficient production processes that yield highquality products aligned with market demand. However, many MSME actors, especially mustahik, who benefit from the ZChicken program, lack knowledge about the halal certification process conducted by the Indonesian Ulama Council (MUI) (Fikriawan, 2018;Rido & Sukmana, 2021).…”
Section: Halal Certificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, MSMEs must ensure productive and efficient production processes that yield highquality products aligned with market demand. However, many MSME actors, especially mustahik, who benefit from the ZChicken program, lack knowledge about the halal certification process conducted by the Indonesian Ulama Council (MUI) (Fikriawan, 2018;Rido & Sukmana, 2021).…”
Section: Halal Certificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fact shows that not many business actors carry out halal certification compared to the number of new products per year. The main reason mentioned by producers is the high cost (Fikriawan, 2018). According to the Head of BAZNAS Bulukumba, Yusuf Shandy, the cost of halal certification is expensive, around 5.8 million rupiah per institution (Kamsah, 2019) .…”
Section: The High Cost Of Certificationmentioning
confidence: 99%