What are the requirements for registering products not regulated by governmental entities?

Made in Saudi (MiS) is a National Industrial Development and Logistics Program (NIDLP) initiative led by Saudi Exports that aims to support local businesses grow, by encouraging local consumers to buy more locally made products, and by supporting businesses to increase their exports to priority markets. Under one unified brand, the Made in Saudi program will bring significant opportunities for businesses to expand their reach and promote their products domestically and globally.
Through the program’s online platform, members collaborate, find practical support and access important government assistance and incentives.

The Made in Saudi program currently focuses on attracting companies from the following non-oil sectors:

1. Chemicals & Polymers
2. Building Materials
3. Electronics, Electrical devices and Equipment
4. Infrastructure & Heavy Equipment
5. Automobiles & Transport
6. Textiles
7. Paper & Wood
8. Packaging
9. Precious Metals & Jewelry
10. Minerals & Glass
11. Non-food Consumer Goods
12. Processed Food and Beverages
13. Pharmaceuticals & Medical Supplies
14. Fresh Foods & Products
15. Handicrafts
16. Furniture

The Made in Saudi program is designed to help local industries and content grow. Members are therefore expected and encouraged to prioritize use of local talent, materials and suppliers. All members must meet eligibility criteria before approval, which sets a threshold for what qualifies as Saudi Made products.

Once approved, Made in Saudi program members will receive an email confirming their membership activation, and have access to a welcome pack and official Saudi Made logo with instructions for its use as part of their corporate communications and collaterals. The logo however can only be used on products if they have been registered with the Made in Saudi program.