Les produits Halal dans les {\'e}conomies occidentales
Abdelatif Kerzabi

TL;DR
This paper examines the growth of halal products in Western economies, highlighting their expanding market beyond Muslim communities and questioning the underlying motives behind this trend.
Contribution
It provides an analysis of the halal market expansion in Western countries and explores whether its growth is driven solely by religious reasons or other factors.
Findings
Halal product sales increased significantly in France in 2010.
The halal market is expanding beyond Muslim consumers.
The growth of halal products may be influenced by factors beyond religious motives.
Abstract
In last years, we hear about halal products in non- Muslim societies including European and American ones. In France, for example, sales of halal products sold in stores during the year 2010, increased 23 % and represented 5.5 billion euros, including 1.1 billion for the fast food, and it has not stopped growing since. A new market is not only about Muslims. Halal is a religious interpretation but its rapid development requires that we question his true motives are not just religious
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Taxonomy
TopicsHalal products and consumer behavior · Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender
