Sustainable Entrepreneurship: An Islamic Perspective on Balancing Profit and Ethics

Abstract

This summarizes presentations at International Halal Conferences, which examines the evolving landscape of Halal supply chain management, tracing its development from a product-centric approach to a comprehensive supply chain perspective. It analyzes the multifaceted challenges in maintaining Halal integrity throughout the supply chain, including contamination risks, compliance with diverse regional standards, and consumer perception management. The study explores innovative strategies for effective Halal supply chain implementation, emphasizing the importance of vertical and horizontal collaboration among industry stakeholders. A case study of the Halal Valley in Indonesia is presented as an exemplar of integrated Halal ecosystem development. The research highlights the critical role of technological integration, particularly blockchain and IoT, in enhancing traceability and transparency. Furthermore, it addresses the pressing need for standardization in global Halal certification processes and the development of specialized educational programs in Halal supply chain management. This comprehensive analysis provides valuable insights for practitioners, policymakers, and researchers, contributing to the ongoing evolution of Halal supply chain management in an increasingly globalized and complex market environment.