Trade Ministry Eases Import Regulations Jakarta (antara) the indonesian government has introduced import relaxations for 10 commodities, coordinating minister for economic affairs airlangga hartarto announced on monday. the policy is outlined in trade ministry regulation number 16 of 2025, which revises previous import rules. The trade ministry's latest regulation, issued on friday, amends the existing import rules to facilitate the entry of essential goods and raw materials. businesses had been struggling with stringent import restrictions that led to significant delays and a backlog of shipments at major ports.
Transcon Indonesia Breaking Down Trade Ministry Regulations 16 24 Tempo.co, jakarta the indonesian government has announced a deregulation of its import policy on 10 key commodity groups. this move involves the revocation of trade ministerial regulation number 36 of 2023 and trade ministerial regulation number 8 of 2024. Through this package, the government has relaxed import policies for ten commodities and simplified franchise business licensing domestically. this was conveyed during a press conference titled "deregulation of import policies and deregulation of ease of doing business" held at the ministry of trade office, jakarta, monday (30 6 2025). Trade minister budi santoso said under the ministry’s latest regulation, imports of ready made garments and related accessories now require import approvals (pi), technical considerations from relevant ministries, and surveyor reports as part of enhanced border supervision. On june 30, 2025, indonesia announced a major deregulation initiative to ease import restrictions on 10 strategic commodity groups.
Trade Ministry Issues Nine New Import Regulations Katadata Co Id Trade minister budi santoso said under the ministry’s latest regulation, imports of ready made garments and related accessories now require import approvals (pi), technical considerations from relevant ministries, and surveyor reports as part of enhanced border supervision. On june 30, 2025, indonesia announced a major deregulation initiative to ease import restrictions on 10 strategic commodity groups. Indonesia’s ministry of trade has officially issued its latest import regulation package: regulations no. 16 to 24 of 2025, redefining the entry channels for imported goods—from industrial raw materials to consumer products. Airlangga said the changes relate to the rules on prohibited and restricted (lartas) goods being imported into indonesia. “the changes in lartas include the relaxation of regulations for 10 commodities,” airlangga said during a joint press conference with several ministers. As of june 2025, four key import related regulations issued by the ministry of trade have been repealed. these changes form part of a broader effort to reduce bottlenecks in indonesia’s import flow and strengthen its position as a global trade player. On june 30, 2025, indonesia announced a significant deregulation to ease import restrictions on 10 strategic commodities. led by coordinating minister airlangga hartarto and formalized through trade ministry regulation no. 16 of 2025, the policy aims to take effect by august’s end.
Indonesia Relaxes Import Regulations Lfs Group Indonesia’s ministry of trade has officially issued its latest import regulation package: regulations no. 16 to 24 of 2025, redefining the entry channels for imported goods—from industrial raw materials to consumer products. Airlangga said the changes relate to the rules on prohibited and restricted (lartas) goods being imported into indonesia. “the changes in lartas include the relaxation of regulations for 10 commodities,” airlangga said during a joint press conference with several ministers. As of june 2025, four key import related regulations issued by the ministry of trade have been repealed. these changes form part of a broader effort to reduce bottlenecks in indonesia’s import flow and strengthen its position as a global trade player. On june 30, 2025, indonesia announced a significant deregulation to ease import restrictions on 10 strategic commodities. led by coordinating minister airlangga hartarto and formalized through trade ministry regulation no. 16 of 2025, the policy aims to take effect by august’s end.
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