The Transition Period for the Old Halal Logo Has Ended

The transition period for the use of the old halal logo as stipulated by the Halal Product Assurance Agency (BPJPH) officially ended on 2 February 2026. After the end of this transition period, all halal-certified products are required to use the Indonesian Halal Logo in accordance with the applicable regulations.

This obligation applies to all business actors, including domestic manufacturers and importers distributing products in Indonesia.

Legal Basis for the Indonesian Halal Logo

The use of the Indonesian Halal Logo is regulated under BPJPH Head Decree No. 145 of 2022 concerning the Use of Halal Logos and Labels. This regulation governs the logo’s design, color, placement, and the transition period granted to business actors.

The transition period was provided to allow businesses sufficient time to:

  • Use up existing packaging stock
  • Adjust packaging designs to comply with the Indonesian Halal Logo requirements

Provisions on the Use of Existing Packaging Stock

The regulation clearly states that:

Business actors are allowed to use existing packaging stock no later than 2 February 2026, or to apply the Indonesian Halal Logo as early as after the end of the production date of such packaging.

This means:

  • Packaging with the old halal logo may only be used during the transition period
  • After the transition period ends, all newly produced and distributed halal products must display the Indonesian Halal Logo
  • No extension of the transition period is stipulated under the regulation

Obligations After the End of the Transition Period

After the transition period ends, business actors must ensure that:

  • All halal product packaging uses the Indonesian Halal Logo
  • Products with the old halal logo are no longer distributed or circulated in the market
  • The logo’s size, placement, and design comply with BPJPH requirements

Products that continue to use the old halal logo after the transition period may be considered non-compliant with halal labeling regulations and may be subject to administrative sanctions under Indonesian law.

Conclusion

The end of the transition period marks the beginning of full compliance with the Indonesian Halal Logo requirement. Ensuring compliance is essential to maintain product legality, consumer trust, and uninterrupted distribution in the Indonesian market.

Business actors are strongly advised to review their packaging, labeling, and inventory to ensure alignment with the latest halal regulations.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can we still distribute products using the old halal logo?

A: No. After the transition period ends, products using the old halal logo should no longer be distributed. All halal products in circulation are required to display the Indonesian Halal Logo.

Q: What if the product was produced before the end of the transition period?

A: Products produced before the end of the transition period may only be circulated within the allowed transition timeframe. After the transition period ends, continued circulation may pose regulatory risks.

Q: Is relabeling allowed instead of reprinting packaging?

A: Relabeling may be possible in certain cases, provided it complies with BPJPH technical requirements. However, feasibility depends on product type, packaging material, and distribution status. Regulatory consultation is recommended.

Q: Does this requirement apply to imported products?

A: Yes. Imported halal products distributed in Indonesia are also required to use the Indonesian Halal Logo after the transition period ends.

Q: What should businesses do if they are unsure about compliance?

Businesses are advised to conduct a halal labeling compliance review and consult with regulatory professionals to ensure packaging, labeling, and distribution practices fully comply with BPJPH regulations.


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