Parulian Silalahi, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Indonesian Embassy in Beijing, said the embassy will work with BPJPH’s inspection team to assess several Chinese companies that supply halal products to Indonesia.
"The inspections will cover production sites, supply chains, and slaughterhouses in several provinces in China," Silalahi said in a statement on Wednesday.
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He added that the initiative reflects the embassy’s commitment to supporting stronger halal assurance on imports from China.
BPJPH Deputy for Monitoring and Guidance, Chuzaemi Abidin, said the partnership aims to ensure Chinese products meet halal standards from production to distribution.
“This collaboration shows BPJPH’s commitment to protecting the rights and convenience of Muslim consumers in Indonesia,” Abidin said.
He stressed the need for consistent implementation of halal certification and ongoing verification to ensure that certified Chinese products remain compliant.
“Each product must maintain its halal integrity so that Muslim consumers in Indonesia can consume them with confidence,” he said.
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