What Are “Sealed” (Disegel) Cosmetics in Indonesia? In Indonesia, kosmetik disegel means cosmetics that authorities have confiscated and sealed because they break the rules. This
Aesthetic medicine is no longer women’s domain. In fact, the global market for male aesthetics is booming: analysts estimate it was already US$14.6 billion in
When entering a regulated market like Indonesia, one of the first and most important decisions your company must make is this:Should you manage product registration
When we hear the word cosmetics, most people immediately think of makeup, skincare, or perfume. But did you know that toothpaste is also classified as
If your cosmetic brand is planning to enter the Indonesian market with a unique formula, you’ll likely need to go through an ingredient evaluation process—especially
What Is a Letter of Appointment (LOA)? A Letter of Appointment (sometimes called Letter of Authorization) is a formal document from a foreign manufacturer or
The global market for halal-certified cosmetics has surged into the mainstream beauty industry. Industry reports place its 2024 value in the tens of billions, with
Perfumes are treated as cosmetics under Indonesian law and must be registered with the Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan (BPOM) before sale. By definition, Indonesian
You’ve invested millions in clinical trials across Europe or the U.S.—surely that should be enough to prove your medical device works, right? Not quite. In
The Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan (BPOM) is Indonesia’s national food and drug authority under the Ministry of Health. BPOM’s mission is to ensure the
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