IFANCA SURVEY UNCOVERS THE NEED FOR CONSUMER EDUCATION & ACCESS TO HALAL-CERTIFIED PRODUCTS
DES PLAINES, Ill., Dec. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- As consumers become more conscious of food health and safety, halal-certified foods are taking center stage. As the non-profit global leader in halal certification, IFANCA (Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America) recently launched a nationwide consumer insights survey* to increase transparency and visibility for halal foods, identify consumer education gaps, and understand the misconceptions around halal-certified products.
- As the non-profit global leader in halal certification, IFANCA (Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America) recently launched a nationwide consumer insights survey* to increase transparency and visibility for halal foods, identify consumer education gaps, and understand the misconceptions around halal-certified products.
- "IFANCA is committed to ensuring that everyone has access to halal foods and products that allow them to live secure, satisfying lives," says Dr. Muhammad Chaudry, President of IFANCA.
- Other notable findings of the survey include:
Americans familiar with halal believe halal-certified food products are more humane (44%), fresher (42%), and healthier (41%) than non-halal-certified foods. - Food companies turn to third-party certifiers like IFANCA to help source halal ingredients and bring authentic, trusted halal products to market.