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    "data": {
        "id": 1793745,
        "msgid": "customs-adjusts-ceisa-export-system-exporters-must-take-note-1781009734",
        "date": "2026-06-09 19:10:55",
        "title": "Customs Adjusts CEISA Export System, Exporters Must Take Note",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNBC",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Trade",
        "summary": "Indonesia's Directorate General of Customs and Excise has updated its electronic export system, CEISA 4.0, to include mandatory reporting to the newly appointed state-owned commodity export firm, PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia. The change follows Government Regulation No. 24 of 2026 on the governance of strategic natural resource exports and will be implemented during a transition period from June to December 2026. Existing exporters can continue using current licences and mechanisms, with the main new requirement being a data reporting checkbox within the system.",
        "content": "<p>The government has confirmed that the implementation of new\ngovernance for the export of strategic natural resource commodities will\nnot drastically alter the export process that businesses have been\nrunning so far. However, there is one important change that exporters\nmust pay attention to from now on. The most noticeable change that\nexporters will encounter is in the CEISA 4.0 system used in the export\nprocess. This change comes after the enactment of Government Regulation\n(PP) Number 24 of 2026, which regulates the export governance of\nstrategic natural resource commodities such as palm oil, coal, and\nferroalloy. As a follow-up, the Directorate General of Customs and\nExcise (DJBC) has adjusted the electronic export system to accommodate\nreporting requirements to the state-owned export company appointed by\nthe government. \u201cDJBC has added a feature, namely an export reporting\ncheckbox to PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia DSI,\u201d said Agus Budi\nPriyono, Head of Export Section I at the DJBC Technical Directorate of\nCustoms, during a socialisation of Trade Ministry Regulations Number 15,\n16, and 17 of 2026 on Tuesday (9\/6\/2026). The addition of this feature\nis part of a transition period running from 1 June to 31 December 2026.\nDuring this period, existing exporters can still export using the\nlicences and mechanisms that have been in force. This means businesses\nremain the party responsible for managing export documents, fulfilling\nprohibition and restriction requirements, paying export duties, and\nreporting foreign exchange proceeds from exports. According to Agus, the\ngovernment deliberately ensured that business processes do not change\ntoo much during the transition period. The aim is to avoid disrupting\ntrade activities and the national export flow. \u201cBroadly speaking, the\ncustoms process has not actually changed much,\u201d he said. He explained\nthat the main change is merely an additional data flow to PT DSI\nDanantara Sumber Daya Indonesia as the state-owned export company\nappointed by the government to manage the export governance of strategic\nnatural resources. Going forward, export data for commodities falling\nunder the strategic natural resource category will be automatically\nforwarded to PT DSI after the exporter gives approval through the\nsystem. \u201cThere is only an additional reporting obligation to the\nstate-owned export company. The rest remains the same,\u201d said Agus.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/customs-adjusts-ceisa-export-system-exporters-must-take-note-1781009734",
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