Enable your Halal certification body to issue certificates officially recognized in Indonesia — unlocking the world's largest Muslim-majority market for all your client companies via the faster, cheaper Path B route.
Path C is a B2B institutional service designed for overseas Halal certification bodies — national Halal authorities, Islamic councils, or private Halal inspection agencies — that want to obtain a Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) with BPJPH Indonesia.
Once your organization is recognized by BPJPH, the Halal certificates you issue become officially accepted in Indonesia. All companies manufacturing in your country will then be able to access the faster, cheaper Path B registration route — instead of having to go through the full on-site LPH audit process (Path A).
This creates significant value for your client base: faster, less expensive access to the world's largest Muslim-majority market, and a competitive advantage for your certification body in attracting clients who export to Indonesia.
🌐 The opportunity: The October 2026 Halal mandatory deadline for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and household products is creating unprecedented demand from global brands for Indonesian certification. Countries whose Halal bodies hold MRA agreements will have a massive competitive advantage in serving this wave of demand.
National Halal bodies and authorities, Islamic councils and committees, private Halal inspection and certification agencies, and industry associations that issue Halal certificates — in countries not yet covered by a BPJPH MRA.
Become the go-to Halal body for companies in your country that export to Indonesia — a significant differentiator from competitors without MRA status.
As the Oct 2026 deadline approaches, hundreds of companies need Indonesian Halal certification. With MRA status, your body captures this revenue directly.
All your client companies gain access to Indonesia's $280B Halal market via the faster, cheaper 20–43 day registration route — massively increasing their satisfaction.
BPJPH recognition is a mark of international credibility. It demonstrates your body meets Indonesian and global Halal standards — strengthening trust with all clients.
MRA relationships often develop into broader bilateral cooperation between Halal bodies — opening further opportunities for knowledge exchange and mutual recognition in other markets.
The Oct 2026 deadline is creating unprecedented demand. Bodies with MRA status now will be ideally positioned to capture this market — those who wait will miss the opportunity.
We conduct a detailed review of your organization's current standards, accreditation framework, and operational capacity against BPJPH's MRA requirements. We provide a clear feasibility assessment and realistic roadmap.
We identify any gaps between your current standards and the BPJPH/SNI halal requirements. We develop a detailed remediation plan and guide your team through the necessary process adjustments and documentation updates.
We prepare and compile the full MRA application package — including your organizational profile, accreditation standards documentation, scope of certification activities, and supporting evidence of operational competence.
We submit the formal MRA application to BPJPH and, where required, to relevant Indonesian government ministries. We serve as your primary liaison in Indonesia throughout the review process.
BPJPH reviews your application and may conduct a remote or on-site assessment. We accompany all assessments, manage all correspondence, and coordinate responses to any requests for additional information.
Upon approval, the MRA agreement is signed between your body and BPJPH. We then support ongoing compliance monitoring, periodic renewal, and any regulatory updates that may affect your MRA status.
Contact our team for a confidential consultation. We work with Halal bodies at all stages — from initial feasibility through to MRA signing and post-recognition support.
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