Indonesia: Some 30 halal inspection institutions are ready to operate
Initially, there were only three institutions, but now, it could reach 30 LPH, with seven of them from PTKIN
Initially, there were only three institutions, but now, it could reach 30 LPH, with seven of them from PTKIN
BPJPH coordinates cooperation and halal standardization with 203 domestic institutions and 4 foreign institutions.
Indonesia’s Government Regulation 39 of 2021 (GR 39/2021) sets out the requirements for businesses to obtain Halal certification
BPJPH is mandated to facilitate and encourage economic recovery through the development of halal industries such as food and beverages
Halal Inspection Agency (LPH) will help carry out the function of halal certification for domestic products
The BPJPH is encouraging more institutions to apply for halal product assessor status
Coordination with the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs and Ministry of Finance to obtain valid MSMEs' data
BPJPH affirmed it will create ratification by adapting the existing Halal Assurance System (SJH) to form the SJPH.
The Halal industrial cluster will be the first integrated zone and the largest in Indonesia, covering 500 hectares of land.
Halal certificates and recognition of foreign halal certification bodies are handled by BPJPH.