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Investigating consumer perceptions towards halal certified products in Cape Town

dc:creator Djemilou, Mohamed
dc:date.issued2021

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This study investigates Halal certification from a consumers' perspective. Traditionally, Halal Certified Food Products are associated with the Islamic faith, but they are increasingly becoming popular among non-Muslim consumers. This study focuses on consumers' perceptions and attitudes towards the consumptions of Halal certified food products in Cape Town.

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University of the Western Cape
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2021

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  • Djemilou, Mohamed

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Djemilou, Mohamed. Investigating consumer perceptions towards halal certified products in Cape Town. University of the Western Cape, 2021.

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