Governance of Halal Logistics and Supply Chains Policies, Challenges and Best Practices

List of Contributors

PART I: Halal Policy Development and Contemporary Issue 

Preface

Nor Aida Abdul Rahman, Kamran Mahroof, Mohamed Syazwan Ab Talib

1. Halal Supply Chain Governance Pyramid for ESG Integration

Mohamed Syazwan Ab Talib, Hamza Azam

2. Governance and Policy Framework for Indonesia’s Halal Supply Chain Management

Ilham Sentosa, Wahyu Kurniawan, Farah Hida Sharin, Wan Amira Wan Ahmad, and Nor Zafir Md Salleh

3. Bridging Faith, State, and Market: A Public–Private Partnership Model for Halal Policy-Making

Ranny Fitriana Faisal, Yoki Muchsam, Mohd Faizun Mohamad Yazid, and Fitrah Rumaisa

4. Harmonizing Global Standards for Halal Materials, Products, and Laboratory Certification                                                 

Dra. Luluk Fauziah, Anafil Windriya, and Stacia Reviany Mege

PART II: Key Challenges in Halal Logistics and Supply Chain Management Implementation

5. Fraud, Traceability, and Consumer Trust: Contemporary Challenges in Halal Logistics

Vania Utamie Subiakto, Farah Hida Sharin, Nasution Ismail, and Ilham Sentosa

6. Sustainable Halal Logistics: Fraud, Traceability, and Consumer Trust in the ESG

Mashudi and Nurul Imani Kurniawati

7. Sustainability and Ethical Practices in Halal Supply Chain Management: A System Dynamics Approach

Farah Hida Sharin, Ilham Sentosa, Rahmat

8. Digital Transformation in Halal Supply Chains: Opportunities and Risks

Muhamad Munzir Khairuddin, Nor Aida Abdul Rahman, Kamran Mahroof

9. An In-depth Analysis of the Korean Halal Logistics Paradox: A Strategic Examination from Regulatory, Market, and Ecosystem Perspectives

James (Jang Suh) Noh

10. Critical Factors for Effective Halal Supply Chain Management and Their Impact on Sustainability: Future Research Directions on Governance

Ravinjit Singh Pritam Singh, Syed Ahmed Salman, Oyyappan  Duraipandi, and Mokana Muthu Kumarasamy

11. Sustainability vs. Compliance: Overcoming the Dual Challenges in Halal Retailing

Suwandi, Riandhita Eri Werdani, and Kholidin

PART III: BEST PRACTICES

12. Embedding ESG Principles in Halal Logistics: A Sustainable Path Forward

Amirul Daniel Bin Sulaiman, Ilham Sentosa, Mochamad Afrizal Maulana, Farah Hida Sharin, and Sarah Hazlinda Binti Hazlan

13. Branding Halal Logistics: Creating Value Through Transparency and Traceability

Bahtiar Mohamad, Sutana Boonlua, and Talhat Almohamed Alhaiou

14. Unlocking the Potential of Halal Markets: A Brazilian Perspective on Halal Supply Chains

Inez Lopes

15. The Next Frontier: Key Technology Pillars for the Future of Halal Supply Chains in Europe

Fernando Mayor -Vitoria

Conclusions and Ways Forward

Nor Aida Abdul Rahman, Kamran Mahroof, Mohamed Syazwan Ab Talib

Biography

Nor Aida Abdul Rahman, PhD, is Professor at Universiti Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian Institute of Aviation Technology in Subang, Selangor, Malaysia. She is also a coordinator at the Technology Transfer Office, Center for Research and Innovation, Universiti Kuala Lumpur. Her work has been featured in prestigious journals such as Industrial Marketing Management, the Journal of Islamic Marketing, the Journal of Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and the Journal of Quality and Reliability Management, among others.

Kamran Mahroof, PhD, is Associate Professor of Supply Chain Analytics and Programme Leader for the MSc in the Applied Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics programme at the University of Bradford, UK, School of Management. His extensive industry experience has shaped his research interests in the areas of supply chain management, circular economy, artificial intelligence, and the societal impact of emerging technologies.

Mohamed Syazwan Ab Talib is Assistant Professor of Logistics Management at the UBD School of Business and Economics, Universiti Brunei Darussalam. His research and teaching focus primarily on logistics and supply chain management, emphasizing halal principles, sustainable distribution, and halal certification.