Analysis of Gen Z Muslims' Interpersonal Behavior in Halal Food Purchasing in Indonesia

This study provides a new perspective for halal food suppliers to consider consumers' interpersonal influences to increase purchase intensity. The study, as far as the authors are aware of, will be one of the first to examine halal food purchase intention among Gen Z Muslims using the theory of interpersonal behavior, and it could serve as a reference for the authorities to encourage the provision and campaigning for halal-certified food. Previous research indicates that planned behavior has an influence, particularly on the intention to purchase halal food products among Muslim millennials.