ISSN 3143-2905
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2026May 06, 2026 CDT
Halal Foods in the United States Present Opportunities and Challenges
Halal Foods in the United States Present Opportunities and Challenges
JEL Classifications: J15 Economics of Minorities, Races, Indigenous Peoples, and Immigrants - Non-labor Discrimination, Q11 Aggregate Supply and Demand Analysis - Prices, Q13 Agricultural Markets and Marketing - Cooperatives - Agribusiness, Z12 Religion
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2026
Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2026
- Volume 8 Issue 2 Cover, Table of Contents and Front MatterAAEA
- Theme Overview: Implications of New Immigration Policies for Specific US Agricultural SectorsStephen Devadoss
- Immigration Reform and Implications for the US Fruit IndustryDiane E. Charlton
- Impacts of Deportation on Employment, Wages, and Output in California Vegetable ProductionUmesh GautamStephen Devadoss
- Who Will Harvest? Immigration Policy and Labor Dependence in Florida’s Specialty Crop SectorsSamiul HaqueA. Malek HammamiHayk Khachatryan
- Deportation Effects on the Dairy IndustryHernan A. TejedaPhilip WatsonTimothy Nadreau
- Plant Breeders Have Key Role to Play in Enhancing Field Pea for the Plant-Based Ingredients MarketKim SandersonVitaliia MishchenkoSandro SteinbachNicholas Tyack
- The Downside Risks from Export Market Concentration: The Case of Canadian CanolaFarzana ShirinWilliam RidleyGuillaume Lhermie
- Halal Foods in the United States Present Opportunities and ChallengesSubin PoudelHikaru Hanawa Peterson
- The Cost of Capital of Walmart, Kroger, Albertsons, Costco, and Publix in 2025Carlos J.O. Trejo-Pech
- Teaching Approaches to Ethical Generative Artificial Intelligence Use in Agricultural Economics ClassroomsBailey Peterson-WilhelmMerri E. DayPriyanka SharmaJiyeon KimLonnie Hobbs Jr.Logan L. Britton
Poudel, Subin, and Hikaru Hanawa Peterson. 2026. “Halal Foods in the United States Present Opportunities and Challenges.” Applied Economics Education and Extension 8 (2): 53–63. https://doi.org/10.71162/aeee.600751.