Indonesia's Minister of Trade confirmed that the task force for illegal imports will have its term extended to 2025. The term of the Illegal Import Task Force ended in December 2024, and the Minister of Trade issued a regulation establishing the task force to supervise specific goods subject to import trade regulations. He is not yet certain whether the extension will last until the end of 2025 or another period, and plans to conduct another evaluation to determine the specific duration. According to data from the Ministry of Trade, the task force has achieved significant results, cracking down on illegal imports worth IDR 212.88 billion, which is cumulative data from July to October 2024. The target goods supervised by the task force include textiles, clothing, accessories, ceramics, electronics, and footwear.
Indonesia's Minister of Trade confirmed that the task force for illegal imports will have its term extended to 2025. The term of the Illegal Import Task Force ended in December 2024, and the Minister of Trade issued a regulation establishing the task force to supervise specific goods subject to import trade regulations. He is not yet certain whether the extension will last until the end of 2025 or another period, and plans to conduct another evaluation to determine the specific duration. According to data from the Ministry of Trade, the task force has achieved significant results, cracking down on illegal imports worth IDR 212.88 billion, which is cumulative data from July to October 2024. The target goods supervised by the task force include textiles, clothing, accessories, ceramics, electronics, and footwear.