Background

As one of the largest food markets in Southeast Asia, Indonesia offers significant opportunities for market entry and expansion. At the same time, its regulatory framework for food ingredients and additives—overseen by the Indonesian Food and Drug Authority (BPOM)—is complex and continuously evolving. For businesses, a clear understanding of these requirements is essential to ensure compliance, particularly when dealing with new-to-market ingredients and the use of food additives.

This webinar will provide a regulatory-focused overview of these frameworks, along with practical insights to support compliance and facilitate successful product registration in Indonesia.

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Contents

1. Introduction to Indonesia's Food Regulatory Framework

Overview of Key Regulatory Authorities
Regulatory Structure for Food Ingredients and Additives
Market Trends & Regulatory Developments

2. Regulatory Compliance for New Food Ingredients and Additives in Indonesia

Regulatory Definition and Scope
Approval Pathways and Timelines
Administrative Document Requirements
Technical Data Requirements

3. Key Compliance Strategies and Considerations for Market Entry

Regulatory Challenges for Approval
Market Entry Considerations & Practical Tips
Case Sharing / Practical Examples

4. Q&A

*The final outline may be subjected to subtle revision

Contact Information

If you have any questions about this webinar, please contact us at:

EMAIL: [email protected]

TEL: +86 (0) 571 8609 4444

Speaker

Arsy Asyafra Nabila

Regulatory Specialist

Arsy is an experienced Regulatory Affairs with a proven track record in ensuring compliance with local regulations and laws. Strong knowledge of regulatory compliance, product registration, regulatory updates, and project management. She has initial major in Pharmacy, then continued her profession program as a Pharmacist in 2018. She spent over three and a half years of experience in Quality Assurance for Industrial Pharmaceuticals, coupled with an additional two years as a Regulatory Affairs and Import + Project Officer for a Cosmetics Import Office, she has effectively collaborated cross-functional teams and liaising with regulatory authorities. Also, maintaining compliance with regulations throughout the product lifecycle.

Regulatory Pathways for New Food Ingredients and Additives in Indonesia