BPOM requires that the warehouse or storage facility used by importers comply with Good Distribution Practice standards. Key requirements include: appropriate temperature- and humidity-control equipment according to the product type; a well-developed pest-control system; clear separation of the raw-material area, finished-product area and quarantine area; regular sanitation and cleaning procedures; and inventory-flow records and traceability documentation. Failing a warehouse inspection may delay the BPOM ML registration process or lead to the suspension of an existing licence. Regular audits and compliance reviews are strongly recommended.

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What warehouse standards does processed-food BPOM registration require?
BPOM requires that the warehouse or storage facility used by importers comply with Good Distribution Practice standards. Key requirements include: appropriate temperature- and humidity-control equipment according to the product type; a well-developed pest-control system; clear separation of the raw-material area, finished-product area and quarantine area; regular sanitation and cleaning procedures; and inventory-flow records and traceability documentation. Failing a warehouse inspection may delay the BPOM ML registration process or lead to the suspension of an existing licence, so regular audits and compliance reviews are strongly recommended.