Pom

Pom, formally known as Badan Pengawas Obat dan Makanan (BPOM), serves as the primary regulatory agency in Indonesia dedicated to the oversight of food and drug safety. Established in 2001, the organization operates with a mandate to ensure the quality, safety, and market competitiveness of pharmaceutical and food products across the nation. By implementing rigorous regulatory frameworks, Pom plays a critical role in protecting public health and fostering a sovereign, independent health sector. The agency functions as a central authority for compliance, providing essential oversight that impacts both domestic and international market participants operating within the Indonesian territory.

The agency maintains a robust operational footprint, supported by a workforce of 1,000-5,000 employees who manage complex regulatory processes and public health initiatives. This diverse team of professionals, including scientists, IT specialists, and operations experts, ensures that all safety standards are met through systematic monitoring and enforcement. Meet Pom's team to understand the organizational structure and the specialized departments driving these regulatory efforts. The agency’s internal capacity allows for comprehensive management of product registration and safety monitoring, ensuring that health professionals and businesses remain aligned with national safety protocols.

Pom provides a wide array of services, including product registration, public education campaigns, and continuous monitoring of food and drug safety. These services are designed to assist the general public, commercial enterprises, and healthcare professionals in navigating complex regulatory requirements. By focusing on transparency and technical excellence, the agency facilitates a safer environment for consumers while supporting the growth of compliant businesses. Through its collaborativeView more...