Processed Food Industry Leads Indonesia's Halal Product Exports

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Akbar Ridwan 16/05/2025 17:28 WIB

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Indonesia's Top Halal Export Sectors (January-October 2024)

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Indonesia's Top Halal Export Sectors (January-October 2024)

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According to the Ministry of Trade, Indonesia's halal product exports from January to October 2024 reached US$41.42 billion, equivalent to Rp673.90 trillion.

The largest portion of this figure came from processed food, valued at US$33.61 billion.

Muslim clothing exports followed in second place at US$6.83 billion, followed by halal pharmaceutical products at US$612.1 million, and halal cosmetics at US$362.83 million.

The Ministry of Trade noted that during the January-October 2024 period, the main export destinations for Indonesian halal products were the United States, China, India, Pakistan, and Malaysia.

According to Mohammad Bawazeer, Chairman of the Middle East and Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Standing Committee of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), Indonesia needs to optimize its position as an OIC member to expand its halal product export market.

"We must maximize the Middle Eastern market, including Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iran. Our challenges include regulations, the use of international product standards, unique characteristics, and business culture," said Bawazeer in a Ministry of Trade press release at the end of last year (December 21, 2024).

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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