Let’s look at the 6 driving forces of the Halal Industry that have significantly shaped the world today.
1. A sizeable and growing Muslim population
The Halal industry has witnessed an increased demand. Firstly, the Muslim Population has spread from the Middle East region, extending to many Western and European countries. As we can see in Europe, the Halal food market has been valued at USD68.13 billion (est. €63 Bil) in the past 4 years and apart from the growing number of Muslims in France and the United Kingdom, Turkish descent in Germany brings a promising purchasing power of €20 Bil per year. As for the USA, certainly, the disposable income of American Muslims valued at USD98 Bil is an example of things you should not ignore. All around, the Halal industry is valued at USD 2.3 trillion. As also reported by the Daily Mail in the UK, Pew Research based in Washington, that by 2070, Islam shall be the most popular religion in the world, another significant growth sign of the Halal industry.
As also reported by the Daily Mail in the UK, Pew Research based in Washington that by 2070 Islam shall be the most popular religion in the world, another significant growth sign of the Halal industry.
2. Growing economic development in Muslim countries
Over the years, the demographics of Muslim consumers have drastically shifted from the low to middle-class population across the world, including Western nations such as the USA and France.
3. Emergence of World Halal Players
In addition, countries that are key producers and exporters are also key markets for Halal exporters, especially for processed food, ingredients and industrial chemicals.
4. Indirect Marketing and Promotion
In some parts of the world, the Halal market force is the result of the indirect awareness created and promoted through campaign-goers by industry players. This advertising and communication have sparked an awareness level for the consumer about the importance of Halal, not just food, but also ethical concepts such as Islamic finance, Muslim fashionista, logistics, tourism, pharmaceuticals, and many others. This emerging consumer need has actually created a trillion-dollar business, inevitably.
5. Muslim Lifestyles: Tourism & Cuisine
According to the Global Muslim Travel Index (GMTI) 2017 report, Halal travelers are anticipated to spend US$155 billion in 2017, and these figures are expected to reach a staggering US$220 billion by 2020 and US$300 billion by 2026, respectively.
Muslim travelers, by default, are very delicate and concerned when dealing with an in-flight Halal meal for a long-haul sector. In this context, Middle Eastern carriers are known by many as being at the forefront of offering a Halal concept for all meals onboard departing from all major airports in the world. Centre for Aviation (CAPA) continuously reported the Middle East continues to defy global trends, witnessing growth in demand and expansion of capacity at rates not seen in any other global market. Airlines in this region will continue to outstrip global expansion in passengers, cashing in on regional and global economic growth, improving international passenger traffic flows and increasing aircraft production.
6. The Growth of Halal Eco-System
The eco-system is integrated into various clusters and industries. It is the catalyst for creating sustainable supply chains that restore the integrity of Halal, from Halal certification, Hubs and Halal Parks, standard development, online B2B, training, industry zones, and many others.
Integrity – is all about trust, the more we embrace, the more consumer spending or sustainable investment shall have impact on brands and businesses
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