Indonesia has a new halal certification process for cosmetics and personal care products and we would like to help you navigate it. Join us and representatives from the Government of Indonesia and a U.S. halal certifying body as we share insights on the implementation, requirements, and process for halal certification.

ABOUT THE HALAL LAW
Indonesia introduced the Halal Product Assurance Law No. 33 ("Halal Law") in 2014, which requires mandatory halal certification for cosmetics and personal care products by October 17, 2026. U.S. companies who are currently exporting to Indonesia or are interested in entering this market must comply with Halal certification requirements and start the certification process well before the October 17, 2026 deadline to avoid any potential disruption to their sales and operations.

 
INDONESIA'S MARKET

As the world's most populous Muslim country, Indonesia is the world's largest Halal market, particularly for the food, tourism, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical sectors. Before the pandemic, global spending on Halal products reached over US$2 trillion, with Indonesian consumers spending some 10% or over US$200 billion on Halal products and services.

COST
$25.00 USD

AGENDA (PST)

QUESTIONS?

Contact Cindy.Ma@trade.gov and Pepsi.Maryarini@trade.gov

This webinar is specifically for U.S. Companies whose products and/or services have at least 51% U.S. content.