Italian Trade Commission - Jakarta
Trade Promotion Section of the Italian Embassy
BRIEF ON
FOOD AND BEVERAGES
WINES SECTOR
IN INDONESIA 2012
ICE GIACARTA 2012
Indonesia Office
Gedung BRI II, 29th Floor, Suite 2902
Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 44-46, Jakarta 10210
Tel: + 62 21 571.3560 Fax: +62 21 571.3561
giacarta.giacarta@ice.it www.italtrade.com/indonesia
ICE - Istituto nazionale per il Commercio Estero
Via Liszt 21, 00144 Roma, Italia
Tel: +39 06 59921
www.ice.it
Cod. Fisc. 80069170589 Part. Iva 02120151002
Italian Trade Commission - Jakarta
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FOOD AND BEVERAGES IMPORTS
The strong domestic economy and social and political stability, growing middle class, in 2011
number of Middle class segment in Indonesia is accounted 134 million or 56.2% o the total
population with 7% annual growth. This middle class spent approximately 13.1% of their total
income to leisure-related activities. Where 5.8% hotels and caterings, 7.3% for household
products and services, 7.1% for educatio, 1.7% for communication, 3.6% for clothing &
footwear, 2.2% other goods and services, 17.2% for housing, 2.1% for recreation, 3.6% for
transportation, 2.5% for health products and services and 41.7% for food and beverages
and 5.2% for Alcohol and cigarets.
The consumer behavior of this middle class are open to foreign culture and food habits, and
therefore foreign franchise food chains restaurants are growing fast in the country such as
Pizza huts, KFC, Mc Donalds, Wendy’s, etc which all are introducing basic Italian foods, and
now basic Italian foods/ Pizza Pasta are service in almost in every restaurants.
Some of this big food chains restaurants are importing their raw materials (pasta, olive oils,
Italian herbs, tomato paste, etc) from Italy, special Italian restaurants who are florishing are
using original Italian products and therefore imports food and beverages to Indonesian can
be anticipated to continue to grow due to the growing interest from the domestic market not
to mentioned the needs to full fill the foreign tourism which are growing.
The number of foreign tourists visiting Indonesia in the first quarter of 2012 grew by 11.01
percent to 1,903,796, up from 1,714,946 tourists in the same period last year, according to
data released by the Central Statistics Agency (BPS). Year-on-year, the figure rose 10.12
percent from 598,068 in March last year to 658,602 in March 2012
The growing interest of Indonesian middle class towards foreign foods and the increasing
numbers of foreign tourism coming to Indonesia will obviously increase the demand of food
and beverage Industry. As a consequent it will leads to the increasing imports of food and
beverage products, which includes the Italian food and beverages products.
Followings are figures of Indonesian imports of food products US$ 6,987,004,449 in 2010
and US$ 10,674,437,952 in 2011 where Italian market share are not even 1%. However, the
statistical data, in some sectors does not represent the actual imports figures. Considering for
some products which some restricted regulations, importers have their own way to import
their products, using their own channels going through Hong Kong or Singapore.
FOOD PRODUCTS – SELECTED ITEMS :
In US$
2010
IMPORT TOTALE
6,987,004,449
IMPORT DALL'ITALIA
6,210,399
QUOTA ITALIANA IMPORT
0%
Based on SITC 01 - 07
2011
10,674,437,952
9,995,644
0%
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REGULATIONS :
As in other countries the food and beverage imports are control by the government in which it has to
be registered.
Product registration in Indonesia can prove to be lengthy, bureaucratic, and costly. Foreign food and
beverage importers commonly enter the market through partnerships with distributors and/or agents.
Distributors and agents are able to provide the much-needed network to achieve extensive local
coverage, distributing the products directly to retailers, the food service industry and other
stakeholders in the industry.
As of September 2010, the National Agency of Food & Drug Control (BPOM) has also implemented a
requirement for all food and non-food products circulating in the country to carry labelling in
Indonesian, setting out details of ingredients utilized, an expiration date determined by the Ministry of
Health, and storage and preparation instructions when applicable.
“Halal” certification is not mandatory for all food products, however, given almost 90% of the
population is Muslim, “Halal” remains a very significant aspect. Obtaining “Halal” certification is often
recommended, and it is essential to have an in-depth understanding of the procedures and
requirements of attaining “Halal” certificates for food and beverage products entering the market
WINES IMPORTS
WINES AND SPIRITS IMPORTS – SELECTED ITEMS :
In US $
2010
2011
IMPORT TOTALE
8,681,985
13,496,483
IMPORT DALL'ITALIA
254,632
462,439
QUOTA ITALIANA IMPORT
3%
3%
Statistical datas 2012 (Hs Code 2203009000 – 2301100000)
Wines are becoming popular in the country and drinking wines are becoming life style it is serve in
regular coffee shops not only in fine dine restaurants are before. Present in the market, Australian,
American, French, Chille, South African. Italian wine imports are holding a few percentage, but the
statistical figures does not represent the actual importation.
The importation of wines is a bit loose after the Minister of Trade issued a new regulation (no. 43/MDag/Per/9/2009) regarding the supply, distribution, sale, monitoring and control of alcoholic
beverages. This regulation allows for private companies to apply for importers. The regulation states
that the companies that import duty paid alcoholic beverages must apply for an imported-alcoholic
beverages permit (IT-MB) through the Directorate General of Foreign Trade. The main requirement
for the IT- MB application is having the assignment letter authorized by country of origin Public Notary
from 20 Principle of foreign brand/manufacturer and able to purchase minimum 3,000
carton/brand/year. The IT-MB is valid for three years and can be extended. A recommendation letter
issued by the Indonesian Embassy located in the foreign supplier country stating that the principal is
authorize to appoint distributor in the foreign country and have a distribution network.
At the moment there are at least 15 companies received approval to import wines and spirits.
Therefore now, apart from PT. Sarinah Pesero (State owned company), there are another 16
companies who received import license or received permit to be registered importers (importir
terdaftar).
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Registered importers may have distributors and subdistributors under their coordination.
These Importers can not import alcohol beverages containing more than 55% alcohol and
concentrates for the production of alcoholic beverages are not allowed to be imported into Indonesia.
Only Indonesian company, Indonesian citizenship may have an Import License for alcoholic drinks.
Importation of wines and spirit can only enter through airports and sea port : Tanjung Priok (Jakarta),
Belawan (Medan), Soekarno Hatta sea port (Makassar) and Tanjung Merak (Surabaya).
AMONG OTHERS FOLLOWING ARE
REGISTERED IMPORTERS FOR WINES AND SPIRITS TO INDONESIA
NAME AND CONTACT ADDRESS
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PT. SARINAH (PERSERO)
State own company
Jl. M.H. Thamrin No.11, Jakarta Pusat 10350
Tel.021-3141228 / Fax.021-39832050
Contact : Mr. Jimmy Gani / President Director
Email : unit_eksim@sarinah.co.id /riski_rp2@yahoo.com
Website; www.sarinah.co.id
Contact : Mrs. Rini Wulandari (Operation Director)
Tel. +62-21-31923008 ext. 230
Contact : Mr.Purnama Karnautama (Trade Division)
Tel.+62-21-31923008 ext. 340
Contact : Mr. Aria Purbaya (Import Division)
Tel. +62-21-31923008 ext 347
Email : aria_purbaya@sarinah.co.id
aria_purbaya@sarinah.co.id/purbaya_aria@yahoo.co.id
Mobile number :+628128212428 Pin BB 32FDC1B3
18 Distributors under their quotas
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PT. JADDI INTERNATIONAL
Jl. Kemang Raya No.45B
Jakarta 12730
Tel.+62-21-71792577 /Fax.+62-21-71792723
Contact : Mr. Anggiat Tobing/Mr. Reimer Simorangkir/
Mrs. Yolanda Simorangkir
Email : Jean@vinplus.biz /reimer@vinplus.biz
Website : http://www.vinplus.biz/
Contact person : Mr. Billy Budiman (billy.budiman@gmail.com)
(Mobile +62-813319992899)
Owner: Mrs. Yolanda Simorangkir (yolanda@vinplus.biz)
Importer and distributors :
Authorized to import :
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Australia : D'arenberg, Howling Wolf, De Bortoli, Vasse Felix, Yellow
Tail, Quarisa, Cullen, Cat Amongst the Pigeons, John's Blend,
Glaetzer, Margan, Heartland, Fraser Gallop, Alkoomi, Shaw and
Smith, Two Fish, Schubert
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France: Chateau Barreyre, Louis Vialard Chateau Cissac, Domaine
Schlumberger, Joseph Drouhin, M. Chapoutier, Taittinger, Jean
Peirre Moueix, MV Privilege
Italy : Ruffino, Pio Cesare, Chiarli, Balbi Soprani
Germany : Valckenberg, J. J. Prum
USA (California) :Delicato, Beringer
Argentina : Trivento, J. F. Lurton
South Africa : KWV
Chile :Vina Concha Y Toro
Spain : SWD, J. F. Lurton
New Zealand : OTU Whero Estate.
PT. INDOWINES (Ram Trading)
Jl. Raya Sunset Boulevard No.166, Kuta, Bali 80361
Tel. +62-0361-756781 / Fax. 62-0361-756783
Contact : Mr. Anto Sugiarto Halomoan / Director
Email : suhal@indowines.net
PT. INDOWINES
Email : elsavard@indowines.net
Attn. Mr. Laurent
Mobile : +6281236759679
Tel.+62-21-8307518
Importer and Distributors :
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PT. ASKA INDOCO
Jl. Jembatan Tiga, Pluit Mas 1 Blok A No. 1 A
Jakarta Utara 14450
Tel. +62-21-6693113/+62-21-6630669
Email : aska.salesmgr@ed-dima.com
Contact : Mr. Irman / Director
Distributor :
PT. DIMANTIQUE INTERNATIONAL
Subsidiary of DIMA Group
Komp. Pluit Mas Blok BB No.3-4
Jembatan Tiga, Pluit
Jakarta Utara 14450
Tel.62-21-6618835 Fax.+62-21-6618742
Email : yohan@ed-dima.com
Website: www.dimatique.com
Contact person : Mr.Yohan Handoyo(General Manager)
Importer and Distributors :
Brand name : Frescobaldi, Sassicaia
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PT. BOGACITRA NUSAPRATAMA
Centra Industri Terpadu, PIK Blok E1 No.48-49, Kamal Muara
Jakarta Utara
Tel.+62-21-5548214/ Fax. +62-21-56982830
Contact : Mr. Jaya Sukamto/Director
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Email : jsukamto@mac.com/jayasukamto@dnet.net.id
jaya@bogafinewine.com
Mobile : +62-811991238
Importer and Distributors :
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PT. MULIATAMA MITRA SEJAHTERA
Rukan Exlusive Blok C No.21-22,
Jalan Marina Bukit Gold Mediterania, Pantai Indah Kapuk,
Jakarta Utara 14470
Tel.+62-21-56946117 / Fax.+62-21-56946126
Email : mms_jakarta@yahoo.co.id
Contact : Mr. Andi Wirawan / Director
Email; ingridp@cbn.net.id
Contact : Ms. Ingrid Poniman/ Director
Importer and Distributors :
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PT. PANCA ARTHA NIAGA
Jl. Kartini Raya No.7
Jakarta Pusat 10750
Tel. +62-21-3813107/Fax.+62-21-3813137
Contact : Mr. Subandi/Director
Email : subandi@pancaindo.com
PT. PANTJA ARTHA NIAGA
Jl. Gaya Motor Raya No.8, Kav.E,
Sungai Bambu Tanjung Priok
Jakarta Utara 14350
Tel.+62-21-65831097/Fax.+62-21-65831079
Contact person : Ms. Haseena (haseena@paniaga.com)
Mobile:+62816959500
www.paniaga.com
Sole distributor :
PT PANCANIAGA INDOPERKASA
Tel: +6221 381 3107 Fax: +6221 381 3137
HP: +6281 682 8880
Email: subandi@pancaindo.com
HP: +6285 88 337 3339
Email: mike@pancaindo.com
Subdistributor :
PT Wonderful Mulia Jaya
Duty free shops :
PT. Dufree Gunung Agung
Gedung Hanurata, Lobby Floor
Jl. Kebon Sirih No. 67-69
Jakarta Pusat
Phone : 62-21 3153511
Fax : 62-21 3153512
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PT. Dufree Gunung Agung (Bali)
Ngurah Rai International Airport
Gate 7-8 No. 106
International Departure Section
Jl. I Gusti Ngurah Rai - Tuban
Kuta - Denpasar 80362
PT. Dwi Citra Mandiri
Gedung Oil Centre (R. Annex)
Jl. MH Thamrin No. 55
Jakarta Pusat
Phone : 62-21 3190 3591-93
Fax : 62-21 3190 3594
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PT. MITRA INDO MAJU
Jl. Pangeran Jayakarta 24/7
Jakarta Pusat
Tel. +62-21-6299275 / Fax.+62-21-6299276
Contact : Mr. Saimin Samosir / Director
Contact : Mr. Steve Olazabal / Import Division
Email : steve.olazabal@yahoo.com
Importer and Distributor
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PT. CITRA INDOGUNA SEMESTA
Jl.Mandala Raya No.35, Patra Kuningan (Bidakara)
Attn. Mr. Farid Effendy (farid@indoguna.com.sg)
Mrs. Elizabeth Liman (PT. INDOGUNA GROUP)
Jl. Taruna Pondok Bambu
Jakarta 13430
Tel.+62-21-8610550, 8626642 /Fax.+62-21-8610542
Email: sales@ptindoguna.com/farid@indoguna.com.sg
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PT. SARANA TIRTA ANGGUR
Jl. Taman Bendungan Ashari 2 No.12
Bendungan Hilir (Bendhil)
Jakarta Pusat
Tel.+62-21-5701909 /
Contact person : Mr. Alexander H. Effendie
Email : drinakay@indosat.net.id
Mobile : +62-811953993
Importer, Distributor and retail wines
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PT. MANDIRI GRAHA PERSADA
Arthagraha Building – 6th Floor
Bursa Effek Jakarta / BEJ
Jl. Jend. Sudirman, BEJ
Jakarta Selatan
Tel. +62-21-5151911/ Fax.+62-21-5151908
Email: meinah@pt-mgp.com
Contact person : Mrs. Meinah / Director
Importer and distributors of wines and spirits, grappa
Alessandro Bottega, Brunello
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CUSTOM TARIFF AND EXCISE
Import tariff will be added the fees to be given for the service charge done by the appointed importers:
IMPORT TARIFF AND TAXES :
Import Duty range : Rp.14.000 – Rp. 125.000/per litter
Stamp Duty
: Rp.11.000 - Rp.130.000,-/per litter
Local Tax
: 2.5%
VAT
:10% from total import price
STAMP DUTY / LABELLINGS:
(PITA CUKAI- Stamp Duty stickers for the bottle) stamp duty - charged for alcoholic drinks. Local
production as well as for imported alcoholic drinks. Stamp Duty ranging from Rp. 11.000 up to Rp.
130.000 / per litter. Applying the following categories (when a beverage belongs to two categories not
on the same line, the highest excise is applied)
CATEGORY
A
(Beer)
B
(Wine)
C
(Spirit)
Alcohol content
0%-5%
>5%-20%
>20%
Import Duty
Rp. 14,000
Rp. 55.000
Rp. 125.000
Stamp Duty
Tax per litter
Rp.11.000
Rp.40.000
Rp.130.000
VAT from
The total cost
10%
10%
10%
structure
Local Tax
Article 22
2,5%
2,5%
2,5%
Note: Finance Minister Decree; 43/M-Dag/Per/9/2009 efferctive 1 April 2010.
IMPORT QUOTAS:
Importation of numbers of wines and spirit to Indonesia, set by quotas by the Department of Trade of
Indonesia issued annually. Evaluation of the quotas are done every semester / 6 months each year
(first semester; January-June and second semester done on June-December)
The import quotas was set in 2007 for 190.000 cartoon increased to 220.000 cartoon boxes in 2008
and increased to 290.000 cartoon of boxes in 2009.
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QUOTA ON IMPORTS OF ALCOHOLIC DRINKS
(Cartoon Boxes) AND ALCOHOL CONTENT
CATEGORY
Alcohol
content
Beer (A)
0 - 5%
Shandy, light alcohol beverages, beer,
lager, Ale, Black Beer/Stout, Low
alcohol wine, Carbonated alcohol
beverages, and Bali traditional alcoholic
beverage (Anggur Brem)
Wine (B)
5% - 20%
Reduced alcohol wine, Wine, Sparkling
wine/champagne, Carbonated wine,
Wine cocktail wine, Quinine tonic wine,
Meat wine/beef wine, Malt wine, Fruit
wine, Cider, perry, Sake/rice wine,
Vegetable wine, Honey wine/mead,
Wine Cocktail, Toddy, Bali Traditional
alcoholic beverage, Aromatic alcoholic
beverages, Beras Kencus, and Anggur
ginseng.
Spirits (C)
21 – 55%
Wine cocktail, Brandy, Fruit Brandy,
Whiskies, Rum, Gin, Geneva, Vodka,
Liqueurs, Cordials, Medicated Samsu,
Arrack, Cognac, Tequila and Aperitif.
Total
Note: 1 cartoon box = 9 liters (12 bottles)
2007
(Cartoon
Boxes)
110,000
2008
(Cartoon
Boxes)
130,000
2009
(Cartoon Boxes)
70,000
80,000
100,000
10,000
10,000
20,000
190,000
220,000
290,000
170,000
PROCEDURES TO GET IMPORT QUOTAS:
Department of Trade of R.I. will set the quotas for each semester based on the previous sales
performance of all of the registered importers and realization of import for the last 3 years demands
Duty paid; realization of import for the last 3 years demands of Duty Free; proposals of Registered
importers (IT-MB); forecast given by the Association of the Hotel & Restaurant consumption.
DISTRIBUTOR/SUB DISTRIBUTOR WILL HAVE TO APPLY TO REGISTERED IMPORTERS
(IMPORTIR TERDAFTAR) AND REGISTERED IMPORTERS (IMPORTIR TERDAFTAR) APPLY TO
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE OF R.I. FOR QUOTAS.
DISTRIBUTION :
Distribution and sales of alcoholic Beverages Category B and C is under the government control.
Direct sales are only allowed for duty paid alcoholic beverages, including categories A,B and C, for on
site consumption at hotels, restaurants, bars, pubs, and night clubs. Duty free shops are allowed to
sell duty free alcoholic beverages, including categories A,B and C in certain locations. The direct
selling and/or retail of alcoholic beverages and alcoholic beverages products to people under the age
of 21 years is prohibitted in Indonesia.
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PERMIT / DISTRIBUTOR:
Importation of Wines and Spirit are not allowed for foreign investment company, they have to
cooperate with the local company (Distributors or sub distributor) who already have the license.
PROCEDURE OF IMPORTING WINES AND SPIRITS TO INDONESIA
FOREIGN SUPPLIER APPOINTMENT INDONESIAN IMPORTERS/REGISTERED OR
AUTHORIZED IMPORTERS AS AGENT TO IMPORT WINES
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REGISTERED IMPORTERS APPLY FOR QUOTAS TO DEPARTMENT OF TRADE OF INDONESIA
(BRAND NAMES AND FORCAST OF IMPORTS INDICATED
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AFTER QUOTAS APPLICATION RELEASE BY THE MINISTER OF TRADE OF INDONESIA
INDICATING THE TYPE/THE AMOUNT OF WINES AND SPIRITS CAN BE IMPORTED BY THE
IMPORTERS
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APPLY FOR ML (MAKANAN LUAR OR IMPORTED PRODUCTS) NUMBER AT THE FOOD AND
DRUG CONTROL BOARD (MEDICAL LICENSE )
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IMPORTERS ARE ALLOWED TO PLACE ORDER AND PROCEED WITH THE IMPORTATION
LICENSE AND DOCUMENT NEEDED FOR IMPORTING WINES AND SPIRITS
TO INDONESIA
To be approve as IT-MB (Registered Importer for Alcoholic Drinks) company must have the
followings :
1. IMPORT LICENSE ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF TRADE OF INDONESIA ;
Name : Importir Terdaftar Minuman Beralkohol or IT-MB or
“SIUP M.B.” (Import license for Minuman Ber-alkohol or Alcoholic Drinks)
2. LICENSE ISSUED BY THE CUSTOM EXCISE DEPARTMENT OF INDONESIA
Name : “NPPBKC” (Nomer Pokok Pengusaha Barang Kena Cukai)
3. Appointment letter from the principals must be endorse by the Indonesian Embassy
after legalized by a notary in Italy. Statement/recommendation letter from Indonesian
Embassy (in this case) in Rome indicating that the Italian supplier/principal/owner of
brand is authorized to appoint a foreign distributor and that they have a distribution
network.
Address :
Ambasciata della Repubblica di Indonesia, Via Campania 53-55, 00187 Roma, Italia,
T: +39064200911, F: +39064880280 / +390648904910, Commercial Attaché
atdag@indonesianembassy.it
4. Other necesary license needed to have importare regular ; Angka Pengenal Import
(API)/Import license, Tanda Daftar Perusahaan (TDP)/registered importers, Nomor
Pokok Wajib Pajak (NPWP)/Tax number, Nomor Identitas Kepabeanan (NIK)/Custom
number.
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REGISTRATION OF ML NUMBER AT THE BPOM
FOOD AND DRUG CONTROL BOARD
Before importing the wines and spirits it is compulsory to registered the wines/spirit at the BPOM
(Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan Minuman) or Food and Drug Control Board procedure will
need at least 45 working days after documents being submitted.
In order to have registration number at the BPOM or ML number the following are required :
Documents Needed
Content
Conditions
Appointment letter
List of product with total
minimum quantity of 3000
dozens / year.
Legalized by notary public and
Indonesian Embassy in
Rome - Italy.
Health certificate / free
sale certificate
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Issued by Italian government
accreditted organization.
Sorted by highest percentage
to lowest
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Generic Production
Flow Chart
General production flow chart
for each category: Red, White,
Sparkling, Rose.
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Certificate of Analysis
Test of: ethanol (alcohol
content); methanol; heavy
metals; Microbiology;
Preservatives; Sweetener.
Issued by government
accreditted organization
List of Ingridients/
Certificate of
Composition
Importers name, composition,
Label with Indonesian
warning (21 y.o. and pregnant
language
women), ML number.
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DOCUMENTATION NEEDED FOR THE IMPORT PROCEDURE :
Documentation to be prepared by local Distributor/pricipals :
1. INVOICE
2. PACKING LIST (in side the boxes)
3. BILL OF LEADING (B.L).
4. Other standard import documents
5. In the near future, there is a possibility that an ML registration number is
required (certificate release by BPOM – food and drug control board after series
of examination)
AUTHORIZE IMPORTERS
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SUBMIT ALL DOCUMENTATION TO THE
CUSTOM OFFICE
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ALL DOCUMENTATION :
Calculation of Tax Excise of the wines/spirit to be
imported accordingly to the Custom Tariff Taxes,
VAT, Local Tax, Stamp Duty, Label Taxes
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TAX – DUTY PAID
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RELEASE BY THE CUSTOM OFFICE
TO AUTHORIZED IMPORTERS TO STORE IN THEIR WARE
HOUSE
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IMPORTERS WILL STICK STAMP DUTY TO EACH BOTTLES
BEFORE RELEASING THE APPOINTED DISTRIBUTORS
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TYPES OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES PRODUCTS
ALLOWED TO BE IMPORTED AND DISTRIBUTED IN INDONESIA AND IMPORT DUTY AND
TAXES
HS CODE
TYPE OF PRODUCTS
22.03
2203.00.10.00
2203.00.90.00
Beer made from malt
Stout and Porter
Other, including Ale
22.04
Wine of fresh grapes, including fortified wines; grape must order than
that of heading 20.09
Sparkling wines
Other wine; grape must with fermentation prevented or arrested
by the addition of alcohol
In containers holding 2 or less
Wine
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15% vol.
Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15% vol.
Grape must with fermentation prevented or arrested by the
addition of alcohol
Of an alcohol strength by volume not exceeding 15% vol.
Of an alcohol strength by volume exceeding 15% vol.
Other
Wine
Of an alcohol strength by volume not exceeding 15% vol.
Of an alcohol strength by volume exceeding 15% vol.
Grape must with fermentation prevented or arrested by the
addition of alcohol
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15% vol.
Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15% vol.
Other grape must
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15% vol.
Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15% vol.
22.04.10.00.00
2204.21
2204.21.11.00
2204.21.12.00
2204.21.21.00
2204.21.22.00
2204.29
2204.29.11.00
2204.29.12.00
2204.29.21.00
2204.29.22.00
2204.30
2204.30.10.00
2204.30.20.00
22.05
2205.10
2205.10.10.00
2205.10.20.00
2205.90
2205.90.10.00
2205.90.20.00
22.06
2206.00.10.00
2206.00.20.00
2206.00.30.00
2206.00.40.00
2206.00.90.00
22.08
Vermouth and other wine of fresh grapes flavoured with plants or
aromatic substances
In containers holding 2 or less
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15% vol.
Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15% vol.
Other
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 15% vol.
Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 15% vol.
Other fermented beverages (for example cider, perry, mead);
mixtures of fermented beverages and mixtures of fermented
beverages and non-alcoholic beverages, not elsewhere specified or
included
Cider and perry
Sake (rice wine)
Toddy
Shandy
Other, including mead
Under natured ethyl alcohol of an alcoholic strength by volume of less
than 80% volume; spirit, liqueur and other spirituous beverages
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2208.20
2208.20.10.00
2208.20.20.00
2208.20.30.00
2208.20.40.00
2208.30
2208.30.10.00
2208.30.20.00
2208.40
2208.40.10.00
2208.40.20.00
2208.05
2208.50.10.00
2208.50.20.00
2208.60
2208.60.10.00
2208.60.20.00
2208.70
2208.70.10
2208.90
2208.90.10.00
2208.90.20.00
2208.90.30.00
2208.90.40.00
2208.90.50.00
2208.90.60.00
2208.90.70.00
2208.90.90.00
Spirits obtained by distilling grape wine or grape marc
Brandy of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 46%
vol.
Brandy of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 46% vol.
Other of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 46% vol.
Other of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 46% vol.
Whiskies
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 46% vol.
Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 46% vol.
Rum and other spirits obtained by distilling fermented sugar-cane
products
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 46% vol.
Of an alcoholic strength by
Volume exceeding 46% vol.
Gin and Gebene
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 46% vol.
Of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 46% vol.
Vodka
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 46% vol.
Of an alcoholic strength by
Volume exceeding by volume 46% vol.
Liqueurs and Cordials
Of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding 56% vol.
Other
Medicated samsu of an alcoholic strength by volume not
exceeding 40% vol.
Medicated samsu of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding
40% vol.
Other samsu of an alcoholic strength by volume not exceeding
40% vol.
Other samsu of an alcoholic strength by volume exceeding 40%
vol.
Arrack or pineapple spirit of an alcoholic strength by volume not
exceeding 40% vol.
Arrack of pineapple spirit of an alcoholic strength by volume
exceeding 40% vol.
Bitter and similar beverages of an alcoholic strength by volume
not exceeding 57% vol.
Other
CONCLUSION :
The food and restaurants industry are growing due to growing demand from domestic (large
number of middle class 56.2% of population with 7% annual growth) as well as increasing
numbers of foreign tourist coming to Indonesia which growth records 10.12%. With a large
Indonesian population with the growing middle class that enjoys to spend 41.7% of it’s
income to food and beverage (with 5.2% on alcohol and cigarets) The prospect of Italian
food products are quite interesting.
Importation of food products and wines are strictly regulated as in other countries. Importers
who have been dealing in the sectors will have no difficulties. Therefore to find the right
partner is very important.
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