Expert insights on Indonesian vegetables export, quality control, logistics, and sustainability for importers and distributors.
A practical, step-by-step workflow to verify Indonesian exporters’ BPJPH Halal (via SIHALAL), HACCP, ISO 22000, and FSSC 22000 certificates. How to read scope statements, confirm issuer accreditation (KAN), spot red flags, and avoid costly mistakes—based on what we check every week at Indonesia‑Vegetables.
A practical, step-by-step system we use to substantiate non-GMO claims for Indonesian frozen edamame. What proof to collect, which PCR tests and sampling plans pass audits, how to confirm segregation, and how to get allergen labeling right for US and EU retail.
A practical, field-tested system to pass EU pesticide MRLs for Indonesian frozen vegetables. What to test, how often, which labs to use, how to read reports, and what to do if things go wrong.
A practical, step-by-step guide to verifying an Indonesian supplier’s NIB on OSS RBA, cross-checking company records on AHU Online, and avoiding payment risks—written by exporters who do this every day.
A practical, on-the-ground playbook to choose between Lembang, Pangalengan, and Puncak/Cipanas for year‑round hydroponic lettuce near Jakarta. We cover altitude bands, tipburn risk windows, water and RO decisions, power reliability, permits, land lease ranges, and cold‑chain to Jakarta.
A practical, line‑by‑line breakdown to calculate landed cost per kg for Indonesian frozen vegetables. We cover FOB Surabaya vs CIF, reefer charges, HS 0710 duty, LCL vs FCL break‑even, a 40’ HC reefer load plan, and the hidden fees that catch most buyers.
A 48-hour, step-by-step playbook to secure a phytosanitary certificate for Indonesian vegetable exports. Exact sequence, documents, timelines, costs, e-Phyto, and the avoidable mistakes that stall shipments.
European buyers choose Indonesian vegetables when residue compliance is non-negotiable. Here’s the exact playbook we use—from approved pesticide lists and pre-harvest intervals to ISO 17025 testing and hold-and-release—that keeps shipments clean, consistent, and moving through EU border checks.
A practical, pre-shipment testing and documentation checklist to keep Indonesian IQF vegetables compliant with EU MRLs, avoid RASFF alerts, and clear customs smoothly.
A practical break-even guide for importers deciding between fresh and frozen vegetables from Indonesia. We share how to model landed cost, estimate spoilage, compare reefer rates, understand duty differences, and choose Incoterms that reduce cold-chain risk—plus example numbers for Jakarta–Rotterdam and Surabaya–Los Angeles.