Top Halal Food and Beverage Companies

Global Halal Food and Beverage Market size was valued at USD 1.06 Trillion in 2024 and is poised to grow from USD 1.1 Trillion in 2025 to USD 1.5 Trillion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 3.9% during the forecast period (2026–2033). 

The market for halal food and drink is extremely fragmented due to the existence of numerous regional and local actors. To remain competitive, businesses have been putting various expansion strategies into practice, such as partnerships and the introduction of new products. 'Almarai (Saudi Arabia) ', 'Yili Group (China) ', 'Savola Group (Saudi Arabia) ', 'Kart's (Malaysia) ', 'Ulker (Turkey) ', 'Nestle (Switzerland) ', 'Cargill (United States) ', 'Tyson Foods (United States) ', 'Danone (France) ', 'Kellogg's (United States) ', 'Mondelez International (United States) ', 'Unilever (United Kingdom/Netherlands) ', 'Fonterra (New Zealand) ', 'Marfrig Global Foods (Brazil) ', 'Hormel Foods (United States) ', 'JBS S.A. (Brazil) ', 'CP Foods (Thailand) ', 'Nippon Meat Packers (Japan) ', 'Ajinomoto (Japan) '

There is a growing awareness among consumers about halal products and their benefits, such as being healthier and more ethical. This is leading to an increased demand for halal-certified products.

There is a growing focus on ensuring the authenticity of halal products, as consumers become more aware of the potential for fraud and mislabelling in the halal food and beverage market.

Asia Pacific produced the largest contributions, representing 60.3% of the global market in 2021. Migration from nations with a majority of Muslims to other areas is one of the main factors causing the Muslim community in the Asia-Pacific region to grow significantly. The market for these foods has grown in demand as the number of Muslims has increased, and it is expected that this trend will continue during the forecast period.