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These studies suggest that halal certification generally increases consumer purchase intention, trust, and perceived risk, and influences purchasing behavior, especially when combined with factors like religiosity, social media exposure, and emotional values.
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The impact of halal certification on consumer purchasing behavior has garnered significant attention due to the growing global Muslim population and the increasing demand for halal products. This synthesis aims to analyze how halal certification influences consumer purchase intentions and behaviors across various product categories and contexts.
Increased Purchase Intention and Trust:
Religiosity and Halal Awareness:
Moderating Role of Halal Certification:
Product Type and Country of Origin:
Influence of Marketing and Social Media:
Consumer Trust as a Mediator:
Non-Significant Factors:
Halal certification generally enhances consumer purchase intention and trust, particularly among highly religious and aware consumers. It also moderates the relationship between various behavioral factors and purchase intentions, leading to actual purchase behavior. However, the impact of halal certification can vary depending on product type, country of origin, and the influence of marketing activities. Trust in the certification process is a critical mediator in this relationship.
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