Perizinan Impor Hortikultura via Internet Berlaku Mei

Import Licensing Horticulture, May Apply via the Internet

Reporter : Gatot Priyantono
Editor : Cahyani Harzi
Translator : Novita Cahyadi


Perizinan Impor Hortikultura via Internet Berlaku Mei
Wakil Menteri Pertanian inspeksi mendadak ke Pelabuhan Tanjung Perak untuk memeriksa kontainer berisi bawang putih (Foto: Kementan)

Jakarta (B2B) - Perizinan satu pintu untuk impor produk hortikultura tidaklah harus membentuk lembaga baru. Kewenangan Kementerian Pertanian mengatur kuota hortikultura seharusnya tidak hilang dan Kementerian Perdagangan tetap mendukung pengaturan proses impor buah dan sayuran.

Wakil Menteri Perdagangan Bayu Krisnamurthi mengusulkan pengembangan proses pendaftaran dan perizinan secara online melalui internet.

"One stop itu maksudnya dilakukan bersamaan oleh Kementan maupun Kemendag. Kita menerapkan IT untuk mengurangi interaksi antara pemohon izin dan pemberi izin. Semuanya nanti web based, terkait langsung dengan surveyor dari Succofindo," ujar Bayu di kantornya, Rabu (3/4).

Proses perizinan melalui internet, kata Bayu, selain biayanya lebih murah juga cepat dan praktis dan berlangsung transparan. Sebab, semua proses perizinan melalui internet dapat dipantau pihak lain. Proses ini akan berjalan maksimal dua bulan lagi. "Mei harus clear," tegasnya.

Dia menambahkan, Kemendag juga bersedia mendata ulang importir terdaftar (IT) yang menjadi basis pemberian Rekomendasi Impor Produk Hortikultura (RIPH) dari Kementan.

""Kita akan data ulang IT, kalau mereka tidak laik ya bisa kita cabut izin usahanya. Kalau importir kecil ya jangan ngajuin kuota gede dong," paparnya.

Jakarta (B2B) - Licensing one stop to imports of horticultural products does not have to establish new institutions. The Ministry of Agriculture the authority to set quotas horticulture should not be lost and the Ministry of Commerce continues to support the process of regulation the import of fruits and vegetables.

Deputy Trade Minister Bayu Krisnamurthi proposes the development of registration and licensing process online via the internet.

"One stop was the point made ��by the Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Trade together. We apply IT to reduce the interaction between the applicant and licensors. Later all web-based, linked directly to the surveyor of the Succofindo," said Bayu at his office, Wednesday (2/4).

Permitting process through the Internet, said Bayu, besides cost less too fast and practical and takes place transparently. Therefore, all of the licensing process can be monitored via the internet the other party. This process will run a maximum of two months. "May have to clear," he said.

He added that the Ministry of Trade is also willing to assess re-registered importer (IT), which became the basis of the provision of Horticultural Products Import Recommendation (RIPH) of the Ministry of Agriculture.

"We will re-assess IT, if they not feasible so we can pull their business license. Smaller importers if ya do not ask the quota," he said.