Quick answer
A final printed pack is not required, but the artwork must be verifiable: product name, ingredient list, net content, origin, manufacturer and address, the Indonesian importer block, and reserved halal-mark and certificate-number positions, all matching the filing. Hand-drawn placeholders are rejected. A Quanzhou tea brand passed document check with a marked black-and-white draft; later changes to name or entity require assessing whether an update filing is needed.
Detailed explanation
Information the draft must show
- Official product name matching the system filing and ingredient list.
- Ingredient list, net content, and how production date and shelf life are marked.
- Manufacturer name and address, origin, and the Indonesian importer block.
- Reserved position and size ratio for the halal mark and certificate number.
Three completeness lines
- A black-and-white layout is acceptable, but every zone needs real text, not to be confirmed.
- Multilingual labels must show the actual Indonesian-language layout, not only the Chinese version.
- Material and form must be settled, because label positions differ for pouches, cans and blister packs.
Linking later redesigns to changes
After acceptance, a change to the product name, holder or ingredients cannot be handled by swapping artwork alone; assess whether a change or scope-extension filing applies. The Quanzhou tea brand lists differences between final artwork and filed version in a comparison table, so the retail pack never drifts from the document pack.
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