Getting your product registered in Indonesia is a huge milestone—but it’s definitely not the finish line. Think of registration as the starting pistol signaling the
Indonesia is a vast, dynamic market (the world’s fourth-most-populous country) with stringent regulations for cosmetics, food, and medical devices. Any exporter must navigate local laws
Household detergents such as laundry liquids, dishwashing soaps, and floor cleaners are classified in Indonesia as Household Health Supplies or Perbekalan Kesehatan Rumah Tangga (PKRT).
The Processed Food Safety Management System (SMKPO) is a regulatory framework developed to ensure the safety and quality of processed food throughout its distribution chain
Business Identification Number (NIB) is the official identity of a company in Indonesia, issued through the OSS (Online Single Submission) system. The risk-based OSS (OSS-RBA)
Indonesia’s drug and food authority (BPOM) on May 16, 2025 announced it has revoked the distribution permits (notification numbers) for four cosmetic products that were
Every processed food product intended for retail—whether produced domestically or imported—must have a distribution permit from BPOM (the Indonesian Food and Drug Authority). This requirement
Indonesia’s food imports have shown an upward trend in recent years, driven by high domestic demand and limited local supply. According to Statistics Indonesia (BPS),
The trade and distribution of alcoholic beverages in Indonesia is tightly regulated. The main regulation is based on Presidential Regulation No. 74 of 2013 on
Indonesia has clarified regulations for selling so‑called “high-pH” or alkaline bottled water. Under a new Ministry of Industry decree (No. 62/2024) and BPOM (Food and
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