Specialty paper and packaging manufacturer BMJ has been certified as an authorized economic operator (AEO) by Indonesia’s custom authorities.
This means customs authorities have classified the company as presenting a low risk, allowing them to carry out inspections of its products quicker and more efficiently.
AEO is an internationally recognized mark of quality, safety and security; it demonstrates that a company’s supply chain is secure, and that its customs procedures comply with applicable regulations, such as those aimed at preventing product tampering.
“This is truly a proud achievement for us, as only about 130 companies in Indonesia received the same certification,” said Omar Rahmanadi, CEO of BMJ.
“We went through a long and thorough process to achieve this certification with the detailed requirements and qualifications,” he added. “Only respectable companies with certain standards and following the AEO procedure will receive the certification.”