The 2024 PCE Yinghe Personal Care Expo Jakarta Station Successfully Concludes at the Jakarta Convention Center Today!

 

On June 4th at 10 AM local time, the PCE Yinghe Personal Care Expo Jakarta Station grandly opened at the Jakarta International Convention Center. This exhibition brought together outstanding companies and innovative products from across China, with participants from Guangdong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Jiangxi, and other provinces, showcasing the latest achievements in the personal care field. During the exhibition, tens of thousands of Chinese-made products were prominently displayed in Jakarta, sending a dual signal of China's economic recovery and openness to the world. The exhibition was extended to a four-day event to better meet the strong trade connection needs of local buyers.

 

A Grand Gathering, Deepening Cooperation

 

As an important platform for economic and trade exchanges between China and Indonesia, the first day of the exhibition attracted significant attention and enthusiastic responses from numerous mainstream business associations, trade professionals, media, and professional buyers both domestically and internationally. Several major local business associations gathered, and prominent media outlets from home and abroad arrived to report on the event, vigorously supporting and actively inviting well-known local enterprises and top industry buyers to participate.

 

 

The PCE Yinghe Personal Care Expo brought together many strong brands, covering various sub-categories such as oral care, washing and cleaning, personal care appliances, sanitary care, mother and baby care, skincare and health products. It showcased tens of thousands of high-quality Chinese products, highlighting the strength of Chinese products and brands.

 

 

The Indonesian buyer team comprehensively covered and accurately invited buyer groups, attracting numerous top professional buyers from Indonesia to pre-register for the exhibition.

 

 

Deepening Trade Cooperation for a Better Future

 

 

The successful launch of the PCE Yinghe Personal Care Expo Jakarta Station will undoubtedly deepen trade cooperation between the two countries, boost regional economic vitality, and contribute to building the China-Indonesia economic corridor under the Belt and Road Initiative. It will create and share an open and win-win future.

 

 

During the exhibition, exhibitors will have face-to-face exchanges with potential partners, establish contacts, and showcase their latest products and solutions. Buyers will have the opportunity to discover new products, explore new business opportunities, and engage in business negotiations with exhibitors. The communication and cooperation between exhibitors and buyers will promote business development and drive innovation and growth in the industry.

 

 

Important Reminders

1.Please bring your original passport, visa page, electronic ticket itinerary, hotel order, and other important documents.

2.Exhibiting items should be packed in suitcases, and no other packaging materials such as cardboard boxes, wooden boxes, or woven bags should be used.

3.Time Reminder: Arrive at the airport at least 3 hours in advance to avoid serious delays.

4.Jakarta’s city buildings and hotel decorations are relatively old, and the flavor of Chinese restaurants may not match that of China. Hotel breakfasts are mainly prepared according to foreign habits, so please prepare according to your personal habits before traveling.

 

 

Entry Precautions

1.Be sure to bring your passport (with at least half a year of validity left and 3 or more blank pages).

2.When handling entry procedures, prepare your passport and boarding pass. Additionally, have your round-trip ticket and hotel booking ready for the immigration officer if needed. Check if your passport has an entry stamp upon crossing the border; if not, request the immigration officer to stamp it to avoid issues upon exit.

3.Photography is not allowed in the entry hall, otherwise you may be punished or even deported. Remember!

4.After crossing the border, retrieve your luggage according to the flight number displayed on the screen, and complete the customs declaration form before baggage inspection. Customs declaration forms are usually provided on the plane; if not, they are available in the baggage inspection hall.

5.The Indonesian currency denomination is 1,000 Indonesian Rupiah. The exchange rate is approximately 1 RMB to 1980 IDR (subject to real-time changes); 1 USD to 14,000 IDR (smaller denominations of USD have a lower exchange rate, larger denominations are slightly higher).

 

What to Do If You Don’t Have a Passport or If Your Passport Has Expired?

Passports are typically processed at the local public security bureau where your household registration is located. There are also policies for processing in other locations. Please refer to the specific policies and regulations of your household registration location, bring money, ID card (or household registration book), and other related documents to the processing location. Some places require an appointment in advance, so plan accordingly. Note that you cannot receive your passport on the same day; it generally takes seven working days.

 

How to Obtain a Visa on Arrival?

    Upon arrival in Indonesia, you can apply for a visa at the open port at the airport or harbor. The cost is $35 or 500,000 IDR. The stay period is 30 days, which can be extended once for another 30 days, totaling 60 days.

     Other visas can be processed according to individual circumstances.

 

 

Local Precautions

▲Use "BLUE BIRD" regular taxis

1.Vehicles and pedestrians keep to the left side in Indonesia, different from China, so pay attention.

2.The sockets are usually two round holes; you can borrow a converter from the hotel front desk. The local voltage is 220 volts.

3.Indonesia is always like summer. When traveling, it is advisable to wear lightweight clothing, such as T-shirts and shorts.

4.Indonesia has a tropical climate, hot and humid year-round, with temperatures between 27-32°C. October to April of the following year is the rainy season, with strong sunlight during the day. A sun hat or umbrella is a must-have. During the rainy season, bring rain gear when going outside. It is recommended to keep a cool and breathable shirt by your side for clothing.

5.Use Visa cards if possible, carry your passport and hotel business cards with you, and remember the contact information of your tour guide and group leader.

6.Download these apps in advance: Google Maps, Google Translate, Grab (ride-hailing), OVO (payment). You can also buy a local data card on Taobao for backup.

7.SIM cards can be purchased at the airport or street shops. Recommended operators are Telkomsel, Indosat, and XL Axiata. You can also buy SIM and data cards online in advance.

8.Bring common medications (for colds, fever, diarrhea, etc.) as needed.

 

 

Local Taboos

1.Shake hands and handle objects with your right hand. The left hand is considered unclean, and using it may be seen as disrespectful, especially when giving tips.

2.Do not touch children’s heads or point at people with your finger. Always maintain a smile.

3.When entering temples, the lower body clothing should cover the knees (no specific restrictions for the upper body, but avoid being too revealing). If wearing shorts, rent a sarong at the entrance to cover up.

4.Always ask for permission before taking photos of locals to show respect and avoid disputes over fees.

 

Indonesian Local Specialties 

1.Batik Fabric: Used for making clothes, it comes in various colors and designs, created through wax drawing or hot wax stamping.

2.Indonesian Wood Carvings: Especially common in Bali, these carvings are often religious in nature.

3.Indonesian Silverware:Known for its variety, exquisite craftsmanship, and affordability, making it a great value purchase.

4.Essential Oils: Bali is famous for its essential oils, which come in various scents and types, ranging from inexpensive to high-end. Local unique floral scents like Champaka & Ylang-Ylang are highly recommended.

5. Kopi Luwak (Civet Coffee):A unique coffee made from beans eaten and excreted by the civet cat, known for its special taste due to the animal’s digestive process.

6.Indonesian Handcrafted Jewelry: Popular among fashion-conscious women, these hand-woven pieces can be found in shops throughout Indonesia’s streets.

 

 

Consulate and Local Department Contact Information

Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Call Center Hotline

+86-10-12308/59913991

Indonesian Police

+62-110

Chinese Embassy in Indonesia Consular Protection Assistance Hotline

+62 8179838410

Chinese Consulate General in Surabaya Consular Protection Assistance Hotline

+62 811311148

Chinese Consulate General in Medan Consular Protection Assistance Hotline

+62 82165631070

Chinese Consulate General in Bali Consular Protection Assistance Hotline

+62 81239169767

 

 

About Us

The personal care market is projected to reach a total value of 607 billion RMB by 2028. As the personal care market becomes increasingly diverse, new opportunities are likely to arise in more segmented categories, challenging the dominance of established companies and allowing niche brands to grow rapidly. So, how can businesses find growth paths in the new year?

 

The 2024 6th Shanghai International Personal Care Expo (PCE Yinghe Personal Care Expo) aims to create a new ecosystem for personal care by continuously integrating global resources and helping personal care companies achieve new growth. It will be held from August 7-9, 2024, at the Shanghai New International Expo Center. This event will be linked with the PCE Yinghe Personal Care Expo Guangzhou Station, held from March 4-6, 2025, at the Guangzhou Nan Fung International Convention & Exhibition Center, gathering industry chain manufacturers to showcase the latest technological products in the personal care field, providing one-stop supply and demand services.

 

Additionally, to help personal care companies expand into international markets, overseas exhibitions will be held from June 4-6, 2024, at the Jakarta International Expo Center, and from December 17-19, 2024, at the Dubai World Trade Center, enabling personal care companies to explore global markets and achieve dual circulation development domestically and internationally.