On 2 December 2025, PT Bintang Toedjoe (B7) welcomed an industrial visit from the Indonesian Health Supplement Entrepreneurs Association (APSKI). The visit was attended by Mr. Decky Yao, Chairman of APSKI; Ms. Hanna Subintoro, Vice Chairwoman of APSKI; Ms. Alva Paloma, Head of the Membership Division of APSKI; and Ms. Yuni Prasetiyani, APSKI Secretariat. The delegation participated enthusiastically in a series of activities at PT Bintang Toedjoe Site Cikarang.

This company visit provided an opportunity for APSKI’s management to gain first-hand insight into the health supplement industry, particularly one of APSKI’s member companies.

Also present at the event was Mr. Hari Wahyudi, Site Division Head of B7 Cikarang, accompanied by relevant Managers and Supervisors. During the visit, APSKI representatives were invited to observe the production system, especially the manufacturing lines for traditional medicines and health supplements at PT Bintang Toedjoe, from the initial processes through to the final products.

Following the manufacturing tour, the program continued with a discussion session between PT Bintang Toedjoe and APSKI to explore potential collaboration and strengthen future partnerships. It is expected that this visit will foster closer and more productive cooperation between both parties.

Mr. Hari Wahyudi stated, “Thank you for APSKI’s visit to PT Bintang Toedjoe. Currently, our production capacity at Bintang Toedjoe Site Cikarang consists of two formats: sachets and stick packs. Stick packs have a capacity of approximately hundreds of millions per year, while sachets reach around one billion units annually. We are also connected through a logistics bridge with PT Saka Farma Laboratories, PT Global Chemindo Megatrading as a raw material supplier, and PT Enseval Putra Megatrading as a distributor. Within this system, Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) facilitate the movement of raw materials and products between these facilities.”

Meanwhile, Mr. Decky Yao added, “Through this visit, we aim to understand the extent of manufacturing technology development in Indonesia. With this knowledge, when we travel abroad, we can confidently promote that our local technology has advanced significantly and is not lagging behind other countries.”