Halal Supply Chain in Nusantara Fishery Port

Abstract

This study was conducted at the Nusantara Fisheries Port (PPN). This study focuses on halal supply chain activities for fishers at the Nusantara Fishery Port by looking at fraud in fishing activities. Furthermore, this study will identify the activities of fishers and the Nusantara Fisheries Port from the halal supply chain aspect by using a qualitative approach by using source triangulation to answer the problems that arise. This study contributes further to the significant areas of the halal supply chain for fishers and fishing ports, such as preparation for the departure of fishers, the process of unloading fish at the pier, determining fish prices, and product delivery to factories. The study results show that many fraudulent supply chain activities in fishers cause the product to become subhat/unclear. The aspects that give rise to fraud are the administration process from departure to docking, which is considered a normal fishers' habit. In addition, in determining the price of fish at the port, fraud often occurs between fishers and buyers; some agents/suppliers play the price without a basis to measure it.