Indonesia imposes various import duties and taxes on cosmetics and medical devices. Understanding these rates is crucial for importers, distributors, and businesses looking to enter
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
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
Indonesia’s cosmetic industry continues to grow rapidly, driven by strong consumer demand and high e-commerce penetration. Despite local production growth, the market remains highly dependent
Indonesia’s cosmetics market is large and continuously growing, attracting many foreign producers or importers to sell their products here. However, before entering the market, it
For businesses aiming to enter the Indonesian market, obtaining proper authorization from the Indonesian Food and Drug Authority (BPOM) is not only a legal requirement—it’s
The circulation of illegal and hazardous cosmetics in Indonesia has surged tenfold, according to findings from the Indonesian Food and Drug Authority (BPOM). Recently, BPOM
Cosmetics are one of the commodities that are widely traded online through social media or e-commerce. This condition provides a more dominant space for advertising
In the process of registering for Pemeriksaan Sarana Balai (PSB) in Indonesia, distributors are required to have specific areas that comply with regulatory provisions. These
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