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Indonesia to Advance Food and Health Supplement Oversight with BPOM’s 2025–2029 Strategic Plan

Jul 08, 2025
Jerry Wang
The 2025–2029 plan emphasizes risk-based oversight, AI-driven systems, and support for micro and small enterprises to ensure product safety and market competitiveness.

The Indonesian Food and Drug Authority (BPOM) released a draft document of its comprehensive Strategic Plan for 2025-2029, detailing key policy directions and strategies aimed at bolstering the safety, quality, and competitiveness of the nation's food and health supplement industries.

The strategy is a direct response to the dynamic market landscape, which includes the rapid growth of e-commerce, the emergence of innovative products, and the persistent threat of illegal or substandard goods. The plan outlines the key policy directions and strategic priority activities that BPOM will undertake to achieve these goals.

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