5 Illegal Herbal Medicine Products Widely Sold on Indonesian Marketplaces

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Nabilah Muhamad 30/09/2025 18:38 WIB

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BPOM discovered 5 illegal herbal medicine products that were widely sold on Indonesian marketplaces in the H1 2025. However, the sales links for these illegal products now have been removed.

5 Illegal Herbal Medicine Products with the Most Sales Links on Indonesian Marketplaces, According to BPOM's Findings (First Semester 2025)

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5 Illegal Herbal Medicine Products with the Most Sales Links on Indonesian Marketplaces, According to BPOM's Findings (First Semester 2025)

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The Food and Drug Supervisory Agency (BPOM) found 5 illegal traditional medicine products widely sold on Indonesian marketplaces in H1 2025.

First on the list is a product named Ramuan Dayak, with 890 sales links. This illegal medicine product has sold 33,311 units, with the highest number of store locations found in West Jakarta.

Then there is Slimming Capsule Herbal, with 807 sales links and 47,495 products sold.

Other widely found illegal traditional medicine products include Kapsul Jamu Pelangsing (666 sales links), Asamulin Kapsul (634 sales links), and Bi Yan Tuan (594 sales links).

To protect consumers, BPOM has collaborated with various parties to remove the sales links for these products.

"Thousands of these links have been taken down by the Ministry of Communication and Digital and the Indonesian E-Commerce Association (idEA)," BPOM wrote on its official Instagram on Monday (September 29, 2025).

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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