Indonesia: prioritized halal export products by index score

In 2020, the most prioritized export commodity in Indonesia was animal or vegetable fats and oil with an index score of 0.74. Medicaments (for retail sale) followed with an index score of 0.55. In the same year, the total exports value of halal products from Indonesia amounted to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) amounted to around eight billion U.S. dollars.

Most prioritized halal export commodities in Indonesia in 2020, by index score

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Release date

October 2021

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Region

Indonesia

Survey time period

2020

Supplementary notes

According to the source, the method to determine final scores for "Prioritized export categories" were evaluated using five weighted criteria, excluding those deemed haram or not requiring halal certification. The assessment considered metrics like alignment with Indonesia's market, import growth and value in OIC and non-OIC countries, Indonesia's export value, and halal compliance, resulting in a comprehensive ranking system for informed export strategies.
br> The index score ranges from 0 to one, with one being the highest score.

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