News Letter

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The global Halal cosmetics market is experiencing rapid growth. According to industry reports, the global Halal cosmetics market is projected to expand from approximately USD 84 billion in 2022 to USD 129 billion by 2027, representing a strong CAGR of 8.9%.
As demand for Halal-certified beauty products continues to grow worldwide, the Halal market is emerging as an increasingly important opportunity for the cosmetics industry.

As the global Muslim population continues to grow and Halal consumption trends expand, Halal certification is no longer simply an option for specific markets.
It has become an essential competitive advantage for entering the global beauty market.
In particular, Indonesia, the largest cosmetics market in Southeast Asia, will fully implement mandatory Halal certification for cosmetics starting in October 2026.
As a result, for brands and OEM/ODM manufacturers targeting the Indonesian market, selecting Halal-compliant ingredients from the early stages of product planning and formulation development has become a critical priority.

What Does Halal Mean?

Halal is an Arabic term meaning “permissible” or “lawful,” while Haram refers to what is “prohibited.”

For a product to be considered Halal, not only the ingredients but also the manufacturing, storage, and transportation processes must comply with Halal requirements. Therefore, when obtaining Halal certification for a finished product, it is essential to verify the Halal compliance of all ingredients used and submit the relevant supporting documentation.

Mandatory Halal Certification for Cosmetics in Indonesia from October 17, 2026

In particular, the Indonesian government has been gradually expanding mandatory Halal certification requirements under the Halal Product Assurance Law.
Starting October 17, 2026, Halal certification will become mandatory for cosmetics.
Accordingly, Halal certification is becoming an essential requirement for companies looking to distribute cosmetics in the Indonesian market.

Sunjin Beauty Science Obtains Halal Certification from Indonesia’s BPJPH!

To proactively respond to these market changes and support our customers in expanding into global markets, Sunjin Beauty Science obtained Halal certification in Indonesia in April 2024.

Currently, 248 products across 15 product series have been confirmed as Halal-compliant following reviews covering technical, scientific, and religious aspects, and have received certification from Indonesia’s Halal Product Assurance Agency (BPJPH).

Benefits of Using Sunjin Ingredients

Recently, we have seen a growing number of inquiries from customers planning to enter the Indonesian market regarding Halal certification

By using Sunjin’s Halal-certified ingredients, customers can reduce the burden of preparing ingredient documentation required for the Halal certification process for finished cosmetic products.
In addition, using ingredients that comply with Halal requirements can minimize certification risks during the product development stage and help companies prepare more smoothly for market entry into Indonesia.

Sunjin Beauty Science will continue to strengthen its capabilities in international certifications and regulatory compliance to support our customers in expanding their global businesses.

Scan the QR code above to learn more about Sunjin Beauty Science’s Halal certification and Halal-certified product series.
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