Assist packaging, warehousing, logistics, food, cosmetics, consumer goods (daily necessities), and chemical product enterprises to smoothly export to Indonesia
• Official Certification • Customs Recognized • Available nationwide in Indonesia
Years of industry experience, providing professional halal certification services to multiple enterprises, helping brands go global
Indonesia BPJPH official certification channel — certificates are verifiable on the official website and fully recognized by customs and the market.
All categories including food, beverages, packaging materials, cosmetics, and consumer goods are eligible for certification.
Obtain certification in 1–2 weeks with complete documentation — ensuring no delays in shipment or customs clearance.
One-on-one Chinese service, including document preparation, factory audit guidance, and annual renewal management — a fully integrated solution.
Pre-audit review and corrective guidance significantly increase the likelihood of successful certification.
No hidden fees — clear quotations and long-term post-service support with timely policy updates.
A Simple & Efficient 6-Step Certification Process with Professional Guidance to Help You Easily Obtain the Official Indonesian BPJPH Halal Certificate
Fill out the online application form with your company's basic information and product details. Our customer service team will contact you within 1 business day.
Our professional team conducts a preliminary review of the application materials, assesses certification feasibility, and provides customized certification solutions with a quotation.
Both parties confirm the certification plan, sign the certification contract, pay the certification fees, and officially initiate the certification process.
The certification expert team conducts an on-site audit to verify whether the raw materials, production processes, equipment, and management system comply with halal standards.
The review results will be submitted to the Certification Committee for evaluation. Upon approval, a Halal certification certificate will be issued, and the enterprise will be authorized to use the certification mark.
Annual surveillance audits are conducted after certification to ensure the enterprise continues to comply with halal standards, maintaining the validity and credibility of the certification.
Indonesian BPJPH Official Halal Certification · One-Stop Full-Process Service
For snacks, seasonings, baked goods, convenience foods, meat products, tofu, and other food items — all require mandatory BPJPH Halal certification for market entry. We handle documentation, ingredient verification, and audit coordination to ensure compliance.
Covers drinking water, carbonated drinks, fruit juices, protein beverages, tea, coffee, and solid beverages. We ensure formulation and production processes meet Islamic dietary standards, with full traceability and no alcohol or non-Halal additives.
Food-grade containers, plastic/paper packaging, composite materials must also be certified to prevent cross-contamination with non-Halal substances. We support material sourcing review and compliance documentation.
For food additives, spices, chemical auxiliaries, and supply chain ingredients. Certification requires source traceability and Halal-compliant synthesis processes, we assist in technical file preparation and SJPH integration.
Includes toiletries, personal care products, cleaning supplies, and household consumables. As of 2026, many of these fall under mandatory Halal certification. We guide clients through ingredient screening and regulatory alignment.
We provide end-to-end support in building your Halal Product Assurance System (SJPH), including document drafting, staff training, internal audit tutoring, pre-audit, and system
To stay updated on the latest trends, policies, and market developments in the Halal certification industry
Core Change: The Indonesian BPJPH has officially launched its regulatory upgrade, bringing the entire packaging process, storage conditions, and transportation chain of all products exported to Indonesia under the scope of halal certification, effective from June 2026. Compliance is no longer limited to product ingredients and formulations but has been extended to cover the entire logistics and storage process.
Read MoreUrgent Alert: Starting October 17, 2026, 11 Categories of Products Exported to Indonesia Will Be Banned from Customs Clearance and Face Fines Up to 900,000 RMB Without BPJPH Halal Certification! For companies exporting to Indonesia, halal certification is no longer a "bonus point" — it has become a "survival entry ticket" for staying in business.
Read MoreJakarta— The Halal Product Assurance Organizing Body (BPJPH) emphasizes that the logistics sector is required to fully implement halal certification by 2026.
Read MoreAccording to Article 145 paragraph (2) of the regulations: Products entering Indonesia from abroad must obtain halal certification, as stipulated in Regulation No. 33 of 2014 on Halal Product Certification. Halal products already certified by Foreign Halal Certification Bodies (FHCBs) are exempt from re-applying for certification, provided that the halal certificate is issued by an FHCB cooperating with the Halal Product Certification Body (BPJPH) and recognized through mutual recognition arrangements. Such foreign halal certificates must be registered with BPJPH by the importer or the official representative of the foreign company before the product is distributed in the Indonesian market. To facilitate this registration, implementing guidelines for foreign halal certificate registration have been established.
Read MoreThe Head of Indonesia’s Halal Product Assurance Organizing Body (BPJPH) urges the public to verify the authenticity of halal labels through official channels when purchasing products, ensuring that the products they buy are halal-guaranteed. He emphasized that choosing halal products not only protects consumer rights but also supports local MSMEs and strengthens the national halal ecosystem.
Read MoreIndonesia reaffirmed its commitment to proceed with the implementation of the mandatory halal certification policy, or Wajib Halal, in October 2026, as scheduled. This commitment was conveyed during the Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Committee meeting of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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