BPJPH Announces Criteria for 2026 Free Halal Certification for Micro and Small Businesses: New Opportunities for MSMEs

Oaktree.id – Good news from the Halal Product Assurance Organizing Agency (BPJPH), which has just released the criteria for Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) eligible to receive a Free Halal Certificate (SEHATI) in 2026. The decision is set out in the Decree of the Head of BPJPH Number 146 of the year, marking a strategic government initiative to expand the reach of halal products in Indonesia.

The SEHATI program is about more than just compliance—it’s a real boost to the competitiveness of MSEs. With guaranteed halal certification, products from small and medium-sized businesses may find it easier to reach broader markets, both nationally and internationally. For MSE operators, this is a golden opportunity to open the door to market access that may previously have been limited by certification requirements.

At Oaktree.id, we understand how important an efficient process is in every aspect of business, including regulatory and certification matters. Ensuring that products are halal-certified is an important step in the supply chain that helps get products ready to compete. With the SEHATI program in place, MSE operators can focus more on improving product quality and optimizing operations, while the government facilitates the certification process.

For business owners whose enterprises fall into the MSE category, we recommend promptly reviewing the criteria established by BPJPH. Getting this free halal certificate will add significant value to your business products. This is an opportunity worth taking to grow your business further on a strong foundation of product assurance.