Daftar Hotel- Domestic industry responded positively to government policies that regulate and restrict the import of herbal and traditional medicinal products. Industries hoping that policy can reduce the circulation of medicinal products / traditional medicine imports that do not have permission (registered) as well as standards of quality and content of the raw material (composition).
Hotel di Bandung Said Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Herbal and Traditional Medicine (GP Jamu) Charles Saerang, in a workshop event Herbs For Cultural Heritage Citra Indonesia To Increase International Centre in IPB, Bogor, this afternoon.
"We welcome this government's policy and we will continue to disseminate to consumers associated the use of herbal and traditional medicinal products imported must be aware of. Consumers should also consider the composition and properties, do not easily fascinated by advertising and the lure of mere business, too expensive no guarantee, "said Charles
According to him, in 2009 imports and sales of herbal products in the domestic market to reach USD 4 trillion, or nearly sengah of the sales value of herbal and traditional medicinal products amounted to USD 8.5 trillion locally. Imported products in the form to the herbal medicine for herbal, spa and aroma therapy are mostly from China, India and South Korea.
"Unfortunately most of the imported product without permission or do not have official permission BPOM and also contain chemicals. Therefore we ask that BPOM active in policing," he said.
On the same occasion Ir Diah Maulida MA Deputy Coordinating Minister for Agriculture and Marine Economy, urgent need for the integration of relevant agencies in making the road map for the development of Indonesian herbal medicine. This needs to be done for its rich biodiversity has the potential to support the Indonesian jamu industry, and development of herbal medicine can support the government program pro poor, pro-jobs and pro-growth.
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