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Introduction 1.0 Overview This chapter introduces the brief background of the research problem, raises and discusses important research issues. The possible contribution of proposed research work is discussed with its justification. Current research focuses on the factors influencing the Indian Muslim consumers' purchase intention of halal-certified packaged food products. In other words, the research looks into the matter, what if the Muslim consumers are offered halal certified food products? Will Muslim consumers in India accept such products? What will be the factors behind such motivations? To tackle this problem the present research employs a widely accepted behavioural intention model, the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) by inculcating important contextual constructs available in the literature. 1.1 Background This thesis investigates the factors influencing purchase intention of halal-certified packaged food products in India. Further, the present research finds out the relative configuration of various relevant factors which may shape halal purchase intention of Indian Muslim consumers. Following paragraphs in the background section discusses chief motivations pertinent to the present study. First the halal has become a buzzword in the global scenario. Second, the concept of halal has importance for many stakeholders: researchers, marketers, entrepreneurs, policymakers and the ultimate consumers. In subsequent paragraphs, the author discusses the emergence of halal in the global scenario and why researchers have called for a need to understand Muslim consumers' behaviour better. Globally a new phenomenon among marketers and researchers has emerged. They are now more interested in Muslim consumer as their target consumers and subjects of study like never before. This trend has its roots in a recent marketing innovation known as halal branding. A number of companies are tapping into the market including both new entrants and old established companies. A new wave of enthusiasm about halal branding and Islamic marketing among marketers has led to,
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