All imported consumer goods must identify the importing agents. Previously the GOI required that information on product labels be distinctly and clearly written or printed or shown so that it can be seen easily and understood. In September 2015, the Indonesian Ministry of Trade issued regulation No. 73/M-DAG/PER/9/2015 revoking previous labelling regulation and introducing less strict labelling requirements for certain imported goods. A label in Bahasa Indonesia is now can be stamped on the product or inserted in package.

In April 2021, the Indonesian Ministry of Trade issued regulation 25/2021 which amended regulation No. 79/2019 which stated a need to include a list of goods and the required labelling, including for electronics, building materials, automotive spare parts, textiles and textile products.