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Indonesia Unveils Legislative Plan for Food and Health Supplement Regulations in 2025

May 07, 2025
Jerry Wang
This update specifically focuses on the food and health supplements segment, addressing key areas such as product labeling, registration, importation, distribution, recalls, and more.

On April 28, 2025, the Indonesian Food and Drug Authority (BPOM) released Decree No. 278 of 2025 on the Program for the Preparation of Laws and Regulations in 2025. This roadmap prioritizes the development and revision of regulations aimed at enhancing safety, transparency, and competitiveness across the food, supplements, cosmetics, and pharmaceutical sectors. This update specifically focuses on the food and health supplements segment, addressing key areas such as product labeling, registration, importation, distribution, recalls, and more. The main initiatives are summarized below:

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