Vinda Enters Indonesia, Earns Recognition for Halal Excellence from LPPOM MUI
Jakarta. Asia’s leading tissue and personal hygiene brand, Vinda, has officially entered the Indonesian market. Founded in 1985, Vinda has long been a trusted choice for families across Asia, known for its strong, thick, and soft tissue products, as well as its comfortable and safe personal care solutions.
In Indonesia, Vinda introduces a selection of its flagship products -- including Vinda tissue, known for its softness, absorbency, and impressive strength even when wet; Tempo, a super-premium tissue brand from Germany that has been a symbol of social distinction among European consumers for nearly a century; and Dr.P adult diapers, which provide superior comfort and protection for users.
As a newly launched brand in Indonesia, Vinda is committed to understanding local needs and values -- including the importance of halal assurance in everyday products. This commitment recently earned Vinda the Corporate Halal Leadership Award from the Assessment Institute for Foods, Drugs, and Cosmetics of the Indonesian Ulema Council (LPPOM MUI) at the LPPOM Excellence Gala 2025 held in Jakarta.
This award recognizes companies that demonstrate leadership and consistency in implementing halal principles throughout their operations. Vinda was honored in the Supply Chain & Partnerships category, under the Halal Supply Chain Driver sub-category, in recognition of its efforts to ensure that every product and process throughout its supply chain complies with the Halal Assurance System (HAS) standards.
“Since the beginning of our journey in Indonesia, Vinda has been committed to providing products that address the unmet needs of Indonesian consumers—tissues that are strong and resistant to tearing, and at the same time halal and safe to use,” said Abraham Nandiwardhana, Country Head of Vinda Indonesia.
“We believe that halal is more than just a label — it’s a form of respect for the trust of Indonesian consumers. We aim to continue providing products that are reliable, high-quality, and aligned with the needs of Indonesians,” Abraham added.
Beyond its commitment to product quality and halal assurance, Vinda also upholds sustainability principles, from responsibly sourced raw materials to the implementation of low-carbon and environmentally friendly supply chains.
With a spirit of innovation and a strong commitment to local values, Vinda is ready to advance toward its vision of becoming the No. 1 tissue and personal care company in Asia by 2030.
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