Fast-Track BPOM Registration in Indonesia

BPOM Registration in Indonesia: How to Launch Your Product Without Delays

  • InCorp Editorial Team
  • 15 September 2025
  • 5 minutes reading time

Indonesia is among the fastest-growing markets in Southeast Asia for food and beverage (F&B), cosmetics, and health products. With a rising middle class and growing demand for consumer goods, it represents a lucrative opportunity for both global and regional brands. However, before products can enter the market, they must undergo BPOM registration—a mandatory process overseen by the National Agency for Drug and Food Control (BPOM). 

Recent updates in regulatory policies have made compliance more dynamic than ever. Delays in registration can lead to postponed product launches and lost revenue. This article highlights why businesses should act now and how InCorp’s special offer can help you navigate the BPOM registration process efficiently. 

Why BPOM Registration Matters 

Every imported or locally produced food and beverage (F&B), cosmetic, and health product in Indonesia must obtain BPOM approval to be legally marketed and sold. This includes: 

  • Safety testing for ingredients and formulas 
  • Label and packaging review by local standards 
  • Compliance checks for marketing claims and product categories 

Without proper BPOM registration, your product may be denied entry, withdrawn from the market, or subjected to legal penalties. The registration process also affects how quickly your brand can respond to market demands or competitor moves. 

Why Now is the Best Time for BPOM Registration 

Indonesia’s regulatory framework for consumer goods is continually evolving. In recent months, businesses have faced: 

  • Longer processing times due to updated compliance checks 
  • Tighter documentation requirements for specific product types 
  • Increased scrutiny of imported products and foreign manufacturers 

With the upcoming changes, businesses that delay BPOM registration may face delays in entering the market. Now is the best time to start the registration process before regulations become more complex. Acting early offers significant advantages: 

  • Faster market entry 
  • Secure compliance before new rules hit 
  • Avoid backlogs at BPOM 
  • Build trust with local consumers and distributors 

Save 20% on the BPOM Registration and License Holder Package

To support a smooth and fast market entry, InCorp (an Ascentium Company) is offering a limited-time 20% discount on a complete compliance bundle for businesses entering Indonesia. 

What’s Included 

  • BPOM Product Registration for F&B, cosmetics, or health products 
  • Local License Holder Service – required for foreign companies without an Indonesian entity 

This all-in-one BPOM registration package is designed for companies seeking to launch quickly and remain fully compliant with Indonesia’s evolving regulations. 

Who Should Use This Package 

  • Foreign brands entering Indonesia for the first time 
  • New market entrants looking to fast-track compliance 
  • Local businesses without in-house regulatory or licensing capabilities 
  • This offer makes it easier and more affordable to navigate the complex regulatory environment while avoiding delays and penalties. 

Fast-Track BPOM Approval with InCorp’s Special Bundle

Fast-Track BPOM Registration in Indonesia

To successfully launch your product in Indonesia, it’s crucial to take timely action. With changing regulations and increasing compliance requirements, it’s essential to register your product as soon as possible to avoid costly delays.  

InCorp Indonesia (an Ascentium Company) is offering a limited-time promotion to help you enter the market efficiently and affordably. 

  • Secure early compliance to avoid increased processing times and documentation requirements under new regulations. 
  • Save 20% with InCorp’s bundled registration and license holder package, tailored for smooth market entry. 
  • Gain expert support to minimize errors, avoid rejections, and accelerate product launch timelines. 

Take the next step toward a successful product launch and start your BPOM registration by filling out the form below. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents are needed to register a product with BPOM in Indonesia?

You typically need a local legal entity (company with NIB/API), a power of attorney if you’re using a third‑party registrant, Product Formula or Dossier, Certificate of Free Sale from country of origin, GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) certificate, label designs in Bahasa Indonesia, Certificate of Analysis (CoA), and any other product‑category‑specific test reports.

How long does BPOM product registration take?

The registration process duration depends on product category and completeness of documents. Simple products (low risk) may take 2‑4 months, while more complex or high‑risk items (like pharmaceuticals or certain cosmetics) can take up to 6 or more months. Delays often come from missing paperwork or required lab testing.

Can foreign companies register products in Indonesia or must they appoint a local distributor?

Foreign brands cannot directly register with BPOM; they must appoint a local legal entity (either importer, distributor, or local agent) that holds relevant licenses (NIB/API) to act as the holder of registration. This local entity is responsible for import permits, distribution, and regulatory follow‑ups.

Is halal certification mandatory for BPOM registration?

Not always mandatory for every product, but highly recommended, especially for food, cosmetics, or products targeting the Muslim consumer base. Certain segments will see legal or marketing advantages for being halal certified. Regulation updates are increasingly pushing towards stricter enforcement in labeling and halal compliance.

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Ales Cina

Consulting Manager at InCorp Indonesia

Aleš manages solution delivery at InCorp Indonesia, optimizing incorporation processes and client relationships. His experience in internal auditing, retail, and sales offers valuable global insights. Aleš, with a degree in... Read more

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