Indonesia to Enforce Halal Certification Mandate from October
The Indonesian government plans to mandate halal certification starting in October. This will require many products circulating in the domestic market to obtain halal certification. This move is driven by the country's large Muslim population, aiming to ensure consumer safety and religious compliance.
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