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On February 14, the USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service published a Food and Agricultural Regulations and Standards (FAIRS) report for Indonesia. 

The BCGlobal Food Additive Database includes maximum use level regulations for over 850 additives in more than 70 countries worldwide, including Indonesia. Please contact BCI for more information on subscribing.

The BCGlobal Pesticide MRL Database and the BCGlobal Vet Drug MRL Database currently display relevant established and proposed MRLs for Indonesia.

Recently, Indonesia’s National Agency of Drug and Food Control published a new regulation regarding the definitions for food categories. The regulation is effective November 15, 2019, with an 18 month grace period for registered products. 

Indonesia's food additive regulations, in English, are included in the BCGlobal Food Additive Database. If you are interested in subscribing, please contact BCI for more information.

Recently, Indonesia’s National Agency of Drug and Food Control published a new regulation regarding enzymes and processing aids. The regulation is effective October 17, 2019 with a 12 month grace period for registered products. 

The BCGlobal Food Additive Database, which includes Indonesia’s food additive regulations, will be updated to reflect all relevant changes. If you are interested in subscribing, please contact BCI for more information. 

On July 1, Indonesia’s National Agency of Drug and Food Control published a new food additive regulation. This regulation is effective from July 1, 2019 with a 24 month grace period for registered products. 

The BCGlobal Food Additive Database, which includes Indonesia’s food additive regulations, will be updated to reflect all relevant changes. If you are interested in subscribing, please contact BCI for more information. 
 

Last week, the USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service published Food and Agricultural Regulations and Standards (FAIRS) reports for Indonesia, the Dominican Republic, Serbia, Poland, Pakistan, and the Republic of Korea.

Recently, Indonesia’s National Agency of Drug and Food Control published Regulation No. 7 2018 on raw materials prohibited in processed foods.

 
The Food Additive Database, which includes Indonesia's food additive regulations, has been updated to reflect all relevant changes. If you are interested in subscribing, please contact BCI for more information. 

On January 19, the USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service published Food and Agricultural Regulations and Standards (FAIRS) reports for Taiwan, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

 
Taiwan, Indonesia, and the Philippines’ food additive regulations are included in the International Food Additive Database. If you are interested in subscribing, please contact BCI. 

The Global MRL Database currently displays relevant established and proposed MRLs for Taiwan, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

BCI is pleased to announce that Indonesia's food additive regulations have been added to the Food Additive Database and are now available to subscribers.

This update incorporates the maximum use levels contained in 27 Indonesian food additive regulations which are categorized by technological function. Each regulation has been professionally translated and analyzed by BCI's team of regulatory specialists.

BCI's Food Additive Database includes maximum use level regulations for over 850 additives in more than 70 countries worldwide. Please contact us for more information on subscribing.

On February 10, Indonesia notified the WTO of a proposal to modify its food additive regulations. No comment deadline was given.

This week, the United States Department of Agriculture's Foreign Service published Food and Agricultural Import Regulations and Standards (FAIRS) Country Reports for the following countries:

• Colombia
• Costa Rica
• Peru
• Indonesia
• Guatemala
• New Zealand

Information on pesticides and other contaminants is included in Section III for Indonesia and New Zealand and Section V for the other markets. The Global MRL Database currently displays relevant established and proposed MRLs for these markets.