Global Halal Products Market Growth, Share, Size, Trends and Forecast (2025 - 2031)

• In January 2021, Nigeria leveraged on public-private partnership with OneAgrix for better Agriculture and Halal market access under AfCFTA. This will enable the country to gain better market access by using OneAgrix’s trading platform both regionally and globally.

• In February 2022, Chicken Cottage announced to enter the East African market through a franchising partnership agreement with Express Kitchen, a subsidiary of AAH Limited to expand their business line.

The market for various products is segmented by applications into cosmetics and personal care, among others. Cosmetics and personal care products use a wide array of ingredients, such as moisturizers, anti-aging compounds, and exfoliants, to cater to consumer demands for skincare and beauty solutions. These products benefit from innovation in formulation to address specific skin concerns and to create more sustainable, effective options. The cosmetics and personal care sector is increasingly focused on clean, natural ingredients, with an emphasis on eco-friendly packaging and cruelty-free testing.

By product type, the market spans primary meat, processed food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics and personal care products. Primary meat, such as beef, poultry, and seafood, is central to the food industry, supplying fresh and frozen products to consumers. Processed foods and beverages include a wide range of items that are designed for convenience, with additives and preservatives enhancing flavor, texture, and shelf life. Pharmaceuticals utilize specialized formulations for health conditions, leveraging ingredients that promote wellness or treat ailments, while cosmetics and personal care products apply similar principles to enhance beauty and skincare regimens.

The integration of product types across these applications reveals a significant overlap in consumer demands for quality, safety, and effectiveness. As the market for personal care products continues to grow, the focus is increasingly on products that combine health benefits with beauty enhancement. Additionally, the food and beverage industries continue to prioritize health-conscious and functional ingredients that align with consumer trends toward wellness and sustainability. This convergence supports the development of multifunctional ingredients and solutions that cater to both health and cosmetic needs across a variety of industries.

Global Halal Products Segments Analysis

In this report, the Global Halal Products Market has been segmented by Applications, Product Type and Geography.

Global Halal Products Market, Segmentation by Applications

The global halal products market segmented by Applications into Cosmetics and Personal Care.

The demand for halal cosmetics and personal care products is driven by a growing Muslim population, particularly in regions such as the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and South Asia, where adherence to halal principles is a key consumer preference. Additionally, increasing awareness and demand for ethical and clean beauty products among non-Muslim consumers are contributing to the expansion of this market segment. Companies in the cosmetics and personal care industry are increasingly pursuing halal certification to cater to this broadening customer base, ensuring transparency and trust in their product offerings. As the market for halal cosmetics and personal care products continues to grow, innovation and product development are paramount. Brands are focusing on incorporating natural and organic ingredients, leveraging advanced formulation techniques, and ensuring sustainable practices to attract conscientious consumers. The commitment to halal certification not only differentiates products in a competitive market but also aligns with global trends towards ethical consumption, providing ample opportunities for growth and diversification in the global halal products market.

Global Halal Products Market, Segmentation by Product Type

The global halal products market is segmented by product type into Primary Meat, Processed Food and Beverages, Pharmaceuticals, and Cosmetics, and Personal Care.

The primary meat segment includes fresh and frozen halal-certified meat products, such as beef, chicken, lamb, and other livestock. These products are sourced and processed according to strict halal guidelines, ensuring they are free from any forbidden substances and are slaughtered in accordance with Islamic rites. This segment is essential for Muslim consumers who prioritize religious adherence in their dietary choices.

Processed food and beverages encompass a wide range of products, including ready-to-eat meals, snacks, dairy products, and beverages that are certified halal. This segment caters to the convenience and variety sought by modern consumers, ensuring that their dietary preferences are met without compromising on quality or religious principles. Additionally, the pharmaceuticals and cosmetics and personal care segments address the growing demand for halal-certified medications, supplements, skincare, haircare, and hygiene products. These products are formulated to exclude any haram (forbidden) ingredients, providing consumers with safe and ethical options for their health and wellness needs.

Global Halal Products Market, Segmentation by Geography

In this report, the Global Halal Products Market has been segmented by Geography into five regions; North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa and Latin America.

Global Halal Products Market Share (%), by Geographical Region, 2024

In North America and Europe, the demand for halal products is growing due to increasing Muslim populations and greater awareness of halal certification among non-Muslim consumers who view halal as a marker of quality and ethical standards. These regions are seeing a rise in halal-certified food, cosmetics, and personal care products available in mainstream retail channels, reflecting the broader acceptance and integration of halal products.

The Asia-Pacific region, particularly countries like Indonesia and Malaysia, along with the Middle East & Africa, represent significant markets for halal products due to their large Muslim populations. These regions have well-established halal certification bodies and a high demand for halal food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and personal care products. Latin America, while smaller in comparison, is also emerging as a potential market for halal products, driven by both Muslim communities and increasing export opportunities to halal markets globally.