This Amendment introduces a reconciliation mechanism for quota deductions on imported goods receiving import duty exemption, relief, or government-borne import duty. It requires the directorate handling customs facilities to match quota deduction data between the Directorate General of Customs and Excise?s system and the Indonesia National Single Window system (Sistem Indonesia National Single Window/SINSW) at least once a year.

The Halal Product Assurance Organizing Body (Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Produk Halal ? ?BPJPH?) has issued guidelines on the halal product assurance system for food and beverage serving services. Providers serving both halal and non-halal products must segregate serving areas, equipment and staff, while all Providers must appoint halal supervisors, conduct annual internal audits and submit material-composition and halal-product-process reports to BPJPH every six months.

This Decree establishes guidelines for supervising online tobacco and e-cigarette advertising, covering influencer content, product placement, brand imagery, and promotional user-generated content. Commercial Platforms must comply with age-verification, warning, and personal data protection requirements, while limiting product listings to permitted information.

Bank Indonesia (?BI?) has set out how natural resource exporters qualify for special export proceeds treatment under bilateral trade arrangements, through a government-coordinated list matched by taxpayer identification number and published by BI. Listed exporters that do not wish to use the treatment must notify BI by the published deadline, while the special provisions apply to export customs declarations issued since 1 September 2026

This Amendment removes the 31 December 2026 expiry date for recommendations or technical considerations used to import plant-based feed materials that have not yet been set in the commodity balance. As a result, such recommendations or technical considerations may continue to serve as a requirement for obtaining import approval until the relevant feed materials are set in the commodity balance, ensuring continuity of feed material supply.

The Government has pushed back the halal certification deadline for micro and small enterprises? food, beverages and slaughtered products, and for several non-food product groups such as herbal medicines, health supplements, cosmetics and class A medical devices, from 17 October 2026 to 17 October 2028. The obligation for foreign-origin food and beverage products and for related services will start on 18 October 2028.

Regulation 15/2026 consolidates business licensing (Perizinan Berusaha/PB) and supporting business licenses (Perizinan Berusaha untuk Menunjang Kegiatan Usaha/PB UMKU) across marine and fisheries activities through the Online Single Submission (OSS) system. It introduces a 20,000 gross tonnage (?GT?) cumulative vessel-allocation cap per corporation, retains the 300 GT corporate threshold and requires affected individuals to transition by 31 December 2029, while revising vessel-allocation, operating, quality-certification, supervision and sanctions requirements.

The National Public Procurement Agency introduces key changes to government procurement, including mandatory e-purchasing for catalogue-listed products subject to specified exceptions, expanded repeat-order eligibility, a higher direct procurement threshold for construction works, and the use of transactional and recording features in the electronic procurement system. This Regulation also strengthens domestic-product preferences through a revised priority framework based on the Domestic Component Level.

Bank Indonesia (?BI?) has amended its export-proceeds rules to implement the Government?s special treatment for natural resource exporters covered by bilateral trade agreements, under which their mining export proceeds may be placed and converted into rupiah at designated foreign exchange banks. Bank designations may now reflect cross-ministerial input, supervision may now also rely on a government-coordinated list of eligible exporters, and the special treatment applies to export customs declarations issued from 1 September 2026.

Decree 328/2026 establishes procedures for Halal Product Assurance for foreign products before shipment to Indonesia, covering Importer registration and documentation, payment and inspection timelines, and verification of halal labels, non-halal statements, and Foreign Halal Certificate (Sertifikat Halal Luar Negeri/SHLN). For certain animal-origin products, inspections also cover contamination risks and slaughtering documents before the Halal Product Assurance Report (Laporan Pemastian Produk Halal/LPPH) is issued by the Inspection Institution.