Indonesian food label maker: halal, BPOM and nutrition facts

Online tool for making packaged food and drink labels under Indonesian rules: the P-IRT or BPOM MD/ML permit number, the Halal Indonesia label with the certificate number, the non-halal statement, allergens, the best-before date, and the nutrition information table (ING). For micro businesses, nutrition values come from the official Kepka BPOM 265/2026 table of 465 kinds of processed food, rounded and expressed as %AKG exactly as in the decree’s worked example. The label is printed in Bahasa Indonesia, checked for letter height in millimeters, and downloaded as a print-ready PDF.

How to make an Indonesian food label

1
Answer a few questions

Origin, business size, storage, ingredients — the tool names the permit, the halal duty and the nutrition table that apply, with the article behind each.

2
Work out the nutrition table

Pick one of the 465 kinds in Kepka BPOM 265/2026 or enter lab results, then set the net content and the serving size.

3
Fill in the label

Product name, producer or importer, P-IRT or BPOM number, the halal label file from SIHALAL, ingredients with allergens, best-before date and batch code.

4
Check and print

The tool solves the type size and checks every line; download a PDF the size of the label or an A4 sheet of stickers.

Lay out your processed-food label and check every line before printing

—Why ↓

Product origin
Business size

As on your NIB. Size decides the source of nutrition values and the halal deadline.

Where it is made
Product type
Storage
Keeps 7 days or more?
Special kind
Sold ready to eat on the spot?

Such as food from a stall or catering — not a packaged product that is stored.

Ingredients and process

This asks about ingredients and process — not whether you already have a certificate.

Equipment shared with pork-derived materials?
Halal certificate (SH)
Ingredients certainly halal and the process simple?

Self declare route: low-risk ingredients, simple process, one production site.

What this product needs

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Each conclusion names the article it rests on.

Answer the questions — the result appears here.

The tool summarizes the rules in force as of October 2026 and does not replace a decision by the District Health Office, BPOM or BPJPH.

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