Utilizing blockchain technology to enhance Halal integrity: The perspectives of Halal certification bodies

Brand owners face multiple challenges in establishing end-to-end halal supply chains and in halal issue management. To this end, leading Halal Certification Bodies (HCBs) set up a discussion group to achieve consensus on a way forward and to examine the potential role of the halal blockchain in reso...

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Main Authors:	Tieman, Marco, Mohd Ridzuan, Darun, Fernando, Yudi, Abu Bakar, Ngah
Format:	Conference or Workshop Item
Language:	English
Published:	Springer Nature Switzerland 2019
Subjects:	HD Industries. Land use. Labor
Online Access:	http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26390/ http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26390/ http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26390/1/Utilizing%20Blockchain%20Technology%20to%20Enhance%20Halal%20Integrity1.pdf

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spelling	ump-263902019-12-06T04:09:58Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26390/ Utilizing blockchain technology to enhance Halal integrity: The perspectives of Halal certification bodies Tieman, Marco Mohd Ridzuan, Darun Fernando, Yudi Abu Bakar, Ngah HD Industries. Land use. Labor Brand owners face multiple challenges in establishing end-to-end halal supply chains and in halal issue management. To this end, leading Halal Certification Bodies (HCBs) set up a discussion group to achieve consensus on a way forward and to examine the potential role of the halal blockchain in resolving these issues, as well as the key parameters, and segregation and communication requirements of the blockchain. Halal issues can be divided broadly into three areas: contamination, non-compliance and perception. Only cases involving contamination and non-compliance need to be reported to the HCB. Consensus has been achieved in the segregation of halal supply chains in terms of designated halal transport, storage and halal compliant terminals, for Muslim (majority) countries, whereas in non-Muslim (majority) countries greater leniency is possible. Effective segregation is only possible with effective communication, whereby the term ‘halal supply chain’ is encoded in freight documents, on freight labels and within the ICT system. Springer Nature Switzerland 2019 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26390/1/Utilizing%20Blockchain%20Technology%20to%20Enhance%20Halal%20Integrity1.pdf Tieman, Marco and Mohd Ridzuan, Darun and Fernando, Yudi and Abu Bakar, Ngah (2019) Utilizing blockchain technology to enhance Halal integrity: The perspectives of Halal certification bodies. In: Services - SERVICES 2019: 15th World Congress, Proceedings, 25-30 June 2019 , San Diego, USA. pp. 119-128., 11517. ISBN 978-3-030-23380-8 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-23381-5_9
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description	Brand owners face multiple challenges in establishing end-to-end halal supply chains and in halal issue management. To this end, leading Halal Certification Bodies (HCBs) set up a discussion group to achieve consensus on a way forward and to examine the potential role of the halal blockchain in resolving these issues, as well as the key parameters, and segregation and communication requirements of the blockchain. Halal issues can be divided broadly into three areas: contamination, non-compliance and perception. Only cases involving contamination and non-compliance need to be reported to the HCB. Consensus has been achieved in the segregation of halal supply chains in terms of designated halal transport, storage and halal compliant terminals, for Muslim (majority) countries, whereas in non-Muslim (majority) countries greater leniency is possible. Effective segregation is only possible with effective communication, whereby the term ‘halal supply chain’ is encoded in freight documents, on freight labels and within the ICT system.
format	Conference or Workshop Item
author	Tieman, Marco Mohd Ridzuan, Darun Fernando, Yudi Abu Bakar, Ngah
author_facet	Tieman, Marco Mohd Ridzuan, Darun Fernando, Yudi Abu Bakar, Ngah
author_sort	Tieman, Marco
title	Utilizing blockchain technology to enhance Halal integrity: The perspectives of Halal certification bodies
title_short	Utilizing blockchain technology to enhance Halal integrity: The perspectives of Halal certification bodies
title_full	Utilizing blockchain technology to enhance Halal integrity: The perspectives of Halal certification bodies
title_fullStr	Utilizing blockchain technology to enhance Halal integrity: The perspectives of Halal certification bodies
title_full_unstemmed	Utilizing blockchain technology to enhance Halal integrity: The perspectives of Halal certification bodies
title_sort	utilizing blockchain technology to enhance halal integrity: the perspectives of halal certification bodies
publisher	Springer Nature Switzerland
publishDate	2019
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