According to Indonesia's Jakarta Post on October 13, Indonesian President Joko said that illegal imports would weaken domestic industries and damage the competitiveness of domestic products and national fiscal revenue. Indonesia will establish a complete database of clothing, shoes, cosmetics, electronic products and rice, and strengthen the monitoring and crackdown on illegally imported products.

Indonesian customs officials said that the customs will strengthen cooperation with other law enforcement departments, focus on cracking down on illegal imports of textiles and other products on the eastern coast of Sumatra island, and severely punish customs officials involved in illegal imports.

Indonesian customs will also strengthen cooperation with tax authorities, establish data sharing, and implement nationwide single window and risk management.

Earlier, Indonesian media reported that the domestic production of Indonesian textiles and related products fell by 30% - 60% due to illegal imports.

countermeasure：

It needs to confirm whether the customer has the right to import and export, and take the formal customs clearance mode to ship