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Penguatan Halal Value Chain di Indonesia: Sinergi Pembiayaan Syariah, Sertifikasi Halal, dan Akses Pasar Ekspor Jasri, Jasri; Hastharita, Rafiqa
Jurnal Ekonomi dan Bisnis Digital Vol. 3 No. 3 (2026): Januari - Maret
Publisher : CV. ITTC INDONESIA

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This article examines how Indonesia can strengthen its halal value chain by aligning Islamic financing, halal certification, and export market access. Using a qualitative scoping review of regulations, policy documents, and peer-reviewed studies, the paper synthesizes key bottlenecks and enabling factors across upstream–downstream activities, including compliance assurance, financing readiness, logistics integrity, and international recognition. The findings indicate that (1) mandatory halal certification creates stronger consumer trust but raises compliance and capacity challenges for MSMEs; (2) Islamic financial institutions can bridge working-capital and investment gaps when products are designed to fit halal industry characteristics and certification stages; and (3) export access depends on harmonization efforts, mutual recognition mechanisms, and trade facilitation that reduce non-tariff frictions. Policy implications include streamlining certification assistance, building halal traceability and logistics standards, and developing export-ready financing schemes to accelerate Indonesia’s role in the global halal ecosystem
Co-Authors Abdul Malik Ahmad Muntazar Aidil, Andi Muhammad Al-Hafiz, Nofri Wandi Alamri, Sakina Amanda Fikria Anwar Kadafi Aprilla, Nia Aprizal Aprizal Asma Amelia Bakari, Akhmal Halid I Balango, Zulkifli Biahimo, Moh Ramdan Chairani, Sri Deluma, Dewiyanyti Djumadi, Moh Rival Dumoi, Dzul Fahri Ahmad Egidia syafitri Elgamar Syam Erlinda Erlinda Eva Nunung Husna Firmansyah, Moh Hamida Wokas Harianja, Harianja Haryani, Meri Hastharita, Rafiqa Helpi Nopriandi Iftita Annur Iksan Iksan Indrawati Indrawati Istiqamah, Nurul K, Amiruddin Kotta, Muhammad Iswan M. Yusfahmi Mansyur, Fakhruddin Masuwd, Mowafg Maulana Malik Ibrahim Muchlis Mappangaja Muhammad Ridwan Mustamin, Siti Walidah Mustaming, Mazlizah Nadiatul Imani Nurhikmah. B Nurmayanti, Sri Nurudji, Afriyanto Nurul Insyani Putri Nur Ramadhani Rabby Nazli Rifka Alfiana Roslinda, Roslinda Rosnia, Rosnia Rufaida, Erty Rospyana S, Abdillah safri Irawan Salmah Said, Salmah Setiawan, Dede Siregar, M Hasyim Siregar, M. Hasim Sulfiani, Sulfiani Syamsiah, Syamsiah Syek Abdullah Titin Nurfadilla Triany, Diva Wahdah, Andi Syarifah Wana Febrianti, Auliya Waode Nurhaliza Yuni Rahmah Zulfitrah Amal