Nutraceuticals Indonesia Zone | Fi Asia-Indonesia

Welcome to Nutraceutical Indonesia 2026

Where Health Innovation Meets the World’s Largest Halal Market

Join us from 16–18 September 2026 at JIExpo, Hall D2, Jakarta, for an unparalleled opportunity to explore the intersection of health innovation and the thriving halal market. Powered by Vitafoods, this premier event is your gateway to the future of nutraceuticals and functional foods in Indonesia and beyond.

FAQs

Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim-majority country, is at the forefront of the halal-certified health product revolution. A fast-growing middle class, and a strong shift towards preventive healthcare, the demand for supplements, functional foods, and halal-certified products is skyrocketing. Mandatory halal certification is further strengthening trust and accelerating growth in this dynamic market.

This event is designed for businesses and professionals across the health and nutraceutical sectors.

Key categories include:
Functional Ingredients: Raw materials offering specific health benefits beyond basic nutrition.

Natural Ingredients: Sourced from nature for health and supplement applications.

Contract Manufacturers/OEM: Companies providing manufacturing services for health food brands.

Finished Products: Supplements in forms like vitamins, gummies, and drinks.

Research & Consulting: Experts in product development, formulation, and market insights.

High-Functional Food Projects: Innovators in advanced health-promoting food products.

Nutraceutical Indonesia 2026 brings together a diverse audience, including:

Food & Beverage Manufacturers: Multinational and local companies targeting the Indonesian Muslim market.
Product Development Teams: R&D managers, formulation scientists, and regulatory professionals.
Domestic Supplement Manufacturers: Local giants like Kalbe Farma and Sido Muncul.
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers: Expanding into consumer health and functional foods.
Healthcare Product Developers: Specialists in clinical nutrition and halal compliance.
Distributors & Trading Companies: Importers, exporters, and halal-certified ingredient suppliers. Retail and E-commerce Buyers: Modern retail chains, private label producers, and e-commerce platforms.