The Strategic Role of Non-Halal Products in the National Food Industry
- Feb 26
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Indonesia’s food ecosystem is divided into halal and non-halal sectors. While much public attention is focused on the halal sector, the non-halal sector in fact holds an equally important role in the national food industry. The pork supply chain begins at farms, continues to slaughterhouses, and is distributed through a cold chain system to various businesses such as hotels, cafés, restaurants, households, and even other food processing industries. This cycle creates strong economic resilience, as it also absorbs a significant amount of labor. In several regions, the non-halal meat sector serves as a primary driver of the local economy.
The non-halal sector operates under established regulations, hygiene standards, and certification systems. These frameworks form the foundation for non-halal products to maintain a strategic role within the national food industry. In this context, Rajaboga also plays a strategic role in distributing non-halal meat to numerous culinary businesses across Indonesia. Maintaining the quality and ensuring proper distribution of non-halal meat products is a core commitment and responsibility of Rajaboga.
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