SSEK Law Firm partner Stephen Igor Warokka delivered the opening remarks at a recent Nordic Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia (NordCham Indonesia) event hosted by SSEK. The session focused on the European Union (EU)-Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). The discussion featured Carsten Sorensen, Head of the Trade and Economic Section at the EU Delegation to … SSEK Hosts NordCham Event on EU-Indonesia CEPA
In an effort to safeguard domestic textile production while ensuring continued access to essential raw materials, the Indonesian Ministry of Industry has issued MOI Regulation No. 27 of 2025 on Procedures for the Issuance of Technical Considerations for the Importation of Textiles and Textile Products (“New Regulation”), effective July 30, 2025. Replacing MOI Regulation No. … Indonesia Regulatory Update: Procedures for Issuing Technical Considerations on Imports of Textiles and Textile Products
SSEK Law Firm partner Nico A.P. Mooduto was a featured speaker at a UMKM Go Export workshop titled “Unlocking New Opportunities,” organized by ICC Indonesia in collaboration with ISMI (Islamic Economic Society) Banten. The workshop was officially opened by Dr. Ilham Akbar Habibie, Chairman of the Advisory Board of ISMI and President of ICC Indonesia. … SSEK Partner Discusses Trade Contracts for Indonesian MSMEs in Global Markets
In an effort to strengthen product quality and consumer protection, the Indonesian Ministry of Industry has issued Ministry of Industry Regulation No. 8 of 2025 on the Mandatory Implementation of the Indonesian National Standard (SNI) for Lubricating Oil for Motor Vehicles (“New Regulation”). It replaces Ministry of Industry Regulation No. 25 of 2018 (“MoI Reg … Ensuring Quality: New Rules for Lubricating Oil Products in Indonesia
As global supply chains continue to evolve, Indonesia has emerged as a prime destination for businesses relocating production or sourcing operations. With its strategic location, competitive labor costs, and growing manufacturing sector, Indonesia offers significant advantages. However, companies must carefully navigate import-export licensing, local content requirements, and customs procedures to ensure smooth operations. Why Indonesia? … Supply Chain Shifts to Indonesia: Key Considerations for Relocating Production and Sourcing
SSEK Law Firm recently hosted a business delegation meeting and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Indonesia and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) Commercial Sub-Council. The event aimed to strengthen trade and economic cooperation between Indonesia and China, and to introduce entrepreneurs … SSEK Hosts ICC Indonesia – CCPIT MOU Signing to Strengthen Economic Ties
As part of its efforts to strengthen domestic industries and promote economic resilience, the Indonesian government is taking an active role in regulating export activities. One of the key instruments in this strategy is the issuance of a new regulation governing the list of export-banned commodities. This regulatory measure is ultimately aimed at enhancing the … Indonesia Updates List of Export-Banned Commodities
In a continued effort to streamline and strengthen its export governance, the Indonesian government has introduced an updated list of goods prohibited from export. This move is part of a broader push to enhance regulatory clarity and ensure greater alignment across trade and finance policy. The Minister of Finance (“MOF”) recently issued MOF Decree No. … Indonesia Tightens Export Controls with New Finance Ministry Decree
On April 30, 2025, SSEK Law Firm and Withers KhattarWong hosted a hybrid seminar titled Understanding the Impact of U.S. Tariffs on Indonesia and Singapore. The event brought together experts to discuss the implications of recently announced or anticipated U.S. tariffs on businesses operating in Southeast Asia. Held at SSEK’s office in Jakarta and streamed … Event Recap: Understanding the Impact of U.S. Tariffs on Indonesia and Singapore
On March 14, 2025, Indonesia’s Director General of Customs and Excise issued Regulation No. PER-5/BC/2025 (“DGCE Reg. 5/2025”), amending Regulation No. P-22/BC/2009 (“DGCE Reg. 22/2009”) on Import Customs Declarations. The new regulation introduces key revisions focused on updating the terminology, format, and procedural elements of the customs declaration process. Under Article 2 of DGCE Reg. … Indonesia Updates Import Customs Procedures: Key Changes in DGCE Regulation No. 5/2025
