Limited access: Indonesia drafts new risk-based rules for imported processed foods

By Pearly Neo

29-Nov-2022 - Last updated on 29-Nov-2022 at 00:46 GMT

Indonesia has decided to push ahead with plans to tighten regulations governing imported processed foods by introducing a risk-based assessment system.

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