Mapping Research Blockchain Trends on Halal Supply Chain in Indonesia: a Bibliometric Analysis

The Indonesian government, under Law Number 33 of 2014 on Halal Product Assurance, mandates halal certification for all products, creating a significant opportunity to enhance transparency and traceability within the halal supply chain. This study explores the potential of blockchain technology to meet these regulatory requirements by improving the integrity and consumer confidence in halal-certified products. Blockchain's integration into the halal supply chain could provide a reliable solution for traceability and transparency, essential for compliance and consumer trust. To investigate this, a bibliometric analysis is conducted, using Microsoft Excel for statistical data analysis and VOS viewer for network mapping. Key focus areas include traceability, transparency, and regulatory compliance, which are highlighted as crucial for strengthening consumer trust in halal products. As the halal market in Indonesia expands, blockchain presents a promising approach to reinforce supply chain integrity and enhance product credibility. This study highlights the need for continued development of frameworks that strengthen transparency and uphold halal integrity within a wider socio-economic context. These recommendations aim to support a resilient and compliant halal ecosystem in Indonesia, advocating models that align blockchain applications with the quality and regulatory standards crucial for the sustained growth of the halal sector