Food supply chain integrity: the need to go beyond certification
Food supply chain integrity: the need to go beyond certification
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DOI：
10.1108/imds-09-2016-0357
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发表时间：
2017-01-01
影响因子：
5.5
通讯作者：
Tan, Kim Hua
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作者：
Ali, Mohd Helmi;Zhan, Yuanzhu;Tan, Kim Hua
目的-本文的目的是建立一个概念模型，通过从战略-结构-绩效范式调查之间的配合供应链整合和清真食品供应链的完整性和清真食品供应链的完整性对企业的业绩在Malaysian context.Design的影响/方法/途径-本研究包括一个样本的清真制造企业在马来西亚。本研究采用横断面研究设计。数据收集的基础上邮寄和个人管理的问卷调查。SmartPLS被用来分析254有效的responses.Findings -研究结果表明，内部整合和战略清真食品供应链的完整性有积极的影响。研究结果证实，客户整合和供应商整合有助于清真食品供应链的完整性。它还发现，清真食品供应链的完整性有一个显着的积极影响。研究限制/影响-结果表明，围绕原材料的质量和完整性与供应商的战略合作应undertaking.Practical影响-从这项研究的结果支持，管理人员应采用所有清真食品供应链的完整性组件，以实现一个上级性能。即使一些组件没有产生显着的结果，他们的关系与企业的业绩，这些尺寸一般与标准化的行业要求，如certifications.Originality/值-研究结果是原始的和独特的，是基于既定的理论从文献供应链管理实践。研究结果对有兴趣在马来西亚培育清真供应链的学者和政策制定者非常有用。
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to establish a conceptual model adopted from a strategy-structureperformance paradigm for investigating the fit between the supply chain integration and halal food supply chain integrity and the impact of halal food supply chain integrity on firms' performance in a Malaysian context.Design/methodology/approach - This study comprises a sample of a halal manufacturing firm in Malaysia. A cross-sectional research design was used in this study. Data were gathered based on mailed and personally administered questionnaires. SmartPLS was used to analyse the 254 valid responses.Findings - The research findings indicate that internal integration and strategy have positive impact on halal food supply chain integrity. The study results confirmed that customer integration and supplier integration contributes to halal food supply chain integrity. It also finds that halal food supply chain integrity has a significantly positive impact.Research limitations/implications - The results suggested that a strategic collaboration with the supplier pivoted around the quality and integrity of the raw materials should be undertaken.Practical implications - The results from this study supports that the managers should adopt all halal food supply chain integrity components to achieve a superior performance. Even though some of the components did not yield significant results in terms of their relationships with firms' performance, these dimensions were generally related to the standardised industry requirements, such as certifications.Originality/value - The findings are original and unique and are based on established theories from the literature on supply chain management practices. The research findings are useful to academics and policymakers interested in fostering a halal supply chain in Malaysia.