Indonesia: Halal certification mandatory for drugs, cosmetics, consumer goods
As stipulated in a regulation of the government on pertaining to the implementation of halal product assurance.
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Indonesia: Indonesia Omnibus Law – Changes To The Halal Products Law
An outline of the Omnibus Law that makes the following changes to the halal certification process.
Indonesia: F&B companies struggle to comply with halal certification requirements
“The rules for halal certification are still cumbersome, and it’s hard for companies to achieve the certification, even though it is mandatory.”
Opinion: Is Indonesia ready for Halal certification obligation?
Indonesia’s halal industry is underdeveloped because the local and domestic players have not significantly seized the opportunity.
Indonesia tries to snare share of $3trln Sharia market with mandatory Halal certification
By Stella-maris Ewudolu - aecnewstoday.com With almost 269 million people, Indonesia is the world’s most Muslim populated country. However, when it comes to cashing in on the global halal industry…
Indonesia sees US$1.6 billion windfall from Halal labelling rule
Indonesia is overhauling the Halal certification rules as the country’s Shariah economy is set to swell to US$427 billion by 2022.
Malaysian halal entrepreneurs will have an easier time expanding into Indonesia
Sirajuddin said negotiations on the agreement had been ongoing for three years and was about 80 per cent completed.
Indonesia: MUI Carrys Out Halal Certification before Regulation Ready
The JPH Law stipulates that the issuance of halal certification involves BPJPH as a regulator and Halal Inspection Agency (LPH) which includes auditors and MUI as fatwa provider.
State Responsibility To The Obligation Of Halal Certification In Indonesian Legal System
Pursuant to the Halal Product Assurance Act, halal certification was to be conducted by the Board of Halal Product Assurance Organizer (BPJPH) after obtaining a fatwa from MUI. (Three Articles)
UAE’s recognition of Indonesia’s National Accreditation Committee halal certificates
Under the MoU, ESMA will recognise halal certificates issued by KAN and products certified by certification bodies accredited KAN, based on UAE halal requirements set by ESMA.
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