The role of government support in halal food manufacturing development in Melaka

Fahrurrazi, Muhamad Faid Ammar (2023) The role of government support in halal food manufacturing development in Melaka. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The government of Malaysia has been instrumental in the development of the halal food manufacturing industry in the region at Melaka. The government has implemented various initiatives and provided support in different forms to encourage the growth of this industry. There will be five respondents, the majority of whom will be managers with plenty of experience. The study's methodology is qualitative. The findings indicated that the elements and goals that were employed are related to one another and are successful in enhancing halal food manufacturing in Melaka. This approach offers a better platform to facilitate the government's support of the development of halal food manufacturing in Melaka. The government has been actively working towards the goal of establishing Melaka as a global halal hub, by promoting the region as a hub for halal food manufacturing and providing the necessary support to businesses operating in the industry. Research plays a crucial role in the development of the halal food manufacturing industry, as it helps businesses and organizations to improve their products and processes, meet regulatory requirements, and create new market opportunities. However, conducting research in this industry faces several limitations such as time and cost, availability and quality of data, external factors, limited generalizability, and bias. To overcome these limitations, research in the halal industry should be conducted with a comprehensive approach that involves multiple stakeholders and considers all aspects of the industry. Some of the recommendations for further research in the halal industry include investigating consumer preferences and trends, examining the impact of external factors, researching the halal supply chain, and examining the regulatory environment and the impact of technology. By conducting research and considering these recommendations, the government and other stakeholders in the halal industry can work towards improving the quality of products, enhancing the competitiveness of the industry, and establishing Melaka as a global halal hub.

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