Bali has long been known as a world-class tourism destination. Beyond\nits enchanting attractions, the island holds significant creative\neconomy potential that can penetrate international markets. According to\nthe Central Statistics Agency (BPS) of Bali, the value of exports from\nthe island reached US$565 million in 2025, indicating wide-open\nopportunities for local products.<\/p>\n
Several types of businesses are promising for export. In the\nagricultural and food sector, processed products such as Kintamani\ncoffee, vanilla, artisan chocolate, Kusamba sea salt, and Balinese arak\nhave high export value. The handicraft sector is also sought-after for\nits creativity and eco-friendly nature, with silver crafts from Celuk\nVillage alone achieving an export value of US$4.6 million.<\/p>\n
In fashion and wellness, Bali\u2019s products offer an alternative to the\nfast-fashion industry by focusing on slow-fashion with timeless models\nand environmentally friendly materials. Organic skincare products like\nsoaps, shampoos, and masks are increasingly in demand due to shifting\nglobal lifestyles towards healthier choices. Additionally, incense\nproducts are popular internationally as room fragrances that support\nrelaxation and yoga, with one producer from Jembrana successfully\nexporting to America.<\/p>\n
To export, MSMEs must meet several legal requirements. The business\nmust be a legal entity such as a CV, Firma, PT, Perum, Perjan, sole\nproprietorship, or cooperative. It must possess a Taxpayer\nIdentification Number (NPWP) and a Business Identification Number (NIB)\nwith customs access. Specific export permits from the Minister of Trade\nare required for certain goods, referring to Trade Minister Regulation\nNo.\u00a023 of 2023. Key export documents include a commercial invoice,\npacking list, and bill of lading.<\/p>\n
After fulfilling legal obligations, the next step is market research\nto find potential buyers, starting with neighbouring countries like\nSingapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong before expanding to Japan, Europe,\nand America. Using trusted platforms and distribution channels is\ncrucial to avoid trade fraud. Logistics and adaptability to the\ndestination country\u2019s regulations must also be carefully managed. Above\nall, product quality and branding are essential, as international buyers\nwill assess a business\u2019s digital footprint before committing to\ncooperation.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/promising-export-business-ideas-for-balis-msmes-1782255051", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }