The The Impact Of The Postponement Of Halal Certification Obligations For MSMEs In Indonesia: Challenges And Opportunities
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Abstract
This study aims to analyze the socio-economic impact of the
postponement of halal certification obligations on MSMEs, identify
the challenges faced by business actors, and explore opportunities that
arise during the delay period. The method used is a qualitative
literature study by examining various sources from scientific journals,
government regulations, and related institutional reports. The results
of the study show that the postponement of halal certification provides
room for improvement for the government and MSMEs in terms of
socialization, cost, and certification infrastructure. However, if not
used properly, this delay can slow down the achievement of
Indonesia's target as the center of the world's halal industry. Synergy
is needed between the government, certification bodies, and MSME
actors to strengthen the competitiveness of the national halal
economy.
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