BPOM Intensifies Digital Space Supervision, Circulation of Illegal Cosmetics Becomes Spotlight Press Release No. HM.01.1.07.26.190, 13 July 2026 Jakarta – The rapid development of technology and information is still followed by findings of violations in the promotion and sale of products through digital platforms, social media, and marketplaces, including in the promotion and sale of cosmetics. These violations were revealed by the Head of BPOM, Taruna Ikrar, through a Press Conference on the Results of the Intensification of Cosmetics Supervision…
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BPOM's intensified supervision from May 2026 found 94.02% of online cosmetic links non-compliant, with an estimated economic value of Rp260.7 billion. Businesses must ensure all cosmetics have distribution authorization and meet safety, benefit, and quality requirements, including those sold online. Administrative sanctions may include product recall, destruction, suspension, or revocation of distribution authorization.
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