Developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the Malaysian poultry firms
Halal industry is the fastest growing global business across the world, as such, food companies are expected to enhance their production processes to comply with halal standards and be subjected to monitoring and control by the respective halal authority, either private or public authority. In food...
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| author | Hashim, Husna Md Saad, Norma Khalid, Haniza Laluddin, Hayatullah |
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| description | Halal industry is the fastest growing global business across the world, as such, food companies are expected to enhance their production processes to comply with halal standards and be subjected to monitoring and control by the respective halal authority, either private or public authority. In food economics, literature shows that probability of food risks which are caused by malpractice or non-compliance increases with the profit that can be earned through opportunistic behaviour. Although halal industry is highly regulated and routinely inspected, little is known about compliance behaviour amongst food producers. In this study, a framework of halal compliance is developed based upon the basic theory of crime deterrent, legitimacy, morality and market forces. Using the sample of Malaysian poultry processing firms, the study determines which of the regulatory, morality and market-based factors are most influential in determining their compliance attitude. |
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| spelling | iium-514832017-01-17T04:24:01Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/51483/ Developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the Malaysian poultry firms Hashim, Husna Md Saad, Norma Khalid, Haniza Laluddin, Hayatullah H71 General works Halal industry is the fastest growing global business across the world, as such, food companies are expected to enhance their production processes to comply with halal standards and be subjected to monitoring and control by the respective halal authority, either private or public authority. In food economics, literature shows that probability of food risks which are caused by malpractice or non-compliance increases with the profit that can be earned through opportunistic behaviour. Although halal industry is highly regulated and routinely inspected, little is known about compliance behaviour amongst food producers. In this study, a framework of halal compliance is developed based upon the basic theory of crime deterrent, legitimacy, morality and market forces. Using the sample of Malaysian poultry processing firms, the study determines which of the regulatory, morality and market-based factors are most influential in determining their compliance attitude. Pusat Pengajian Ekonomi, Fakulti Ekonomi dan Pengurusan, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) 2016-07-26 Proceeding Paper PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/51483/1/51483_Developing_a_Halal_Compliance_Behavioural_Framework.pdf Hashim, Husna and Md Saad, Norma and Khalid, Haniza and Laluddin, Hayatullah (2016) Developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the Malaysian poultry firms. In: Persidangan Kebangsaan Ekonomi Malaysia ke 11, 27th-28th July 2016, Putrajaya. http://www.ukm.my/fep/perkem/index.html |
| spellingShingle | H71 General works Hashim, Husna Md Saad, Norma Khalid, Haniza Laluddin, Hayatullah Developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the Malaysian poultry firms |
| title | Developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the Malaysian poultry firms |
| title_full | Developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the Malaysian poultry firms |
| title_fullStr | Developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the Malaysian poultry firms |
| title_full_unstemmed | Developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the Malaysian poultry firms |
| title_short | Developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the Malaysian poultry firms |
| title_sort | developing a halal compliance behavioural framework: case of the malaysian poultry firms |
| topic | H71 General works |
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