The government has paused new food safety rules until April 2026 after confusion over their immediate enforcement brought import procedures to a halt and clogged major ports, including HCM City’s Cát Lái.
On January 29, Minister of Agriculture and Environment Trần Đức Thắng called for strengthened measures to ensure food safety, stabilise prices, prevent disasters and disease outbreaks, and protect the environment during the Lunar New Year (Tết) holiday.
The platform is expected to serve as shared digital backbone enabling stakeholders in the clean food sector to gradually digitise, standardise, and publicly disclose information, ultimately aiding the fight against unsafe products and protecting consumer interests.
Building on successful collaborations in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Malaysia, DKSH Business Unit Technology has expanded its partnership with Hygiena® to bring its rapid food safety and One Health Diagnostics® solutions to customers across key industries in Việt Nam.
The Vietnam Trade Office in Poland has urged exporters to tighten management on product quality after Polish authorities returned a 22-tonne shipment of cinnamon from Việt Nam due to mould.
A police investigation has ruled that CP Việt Nam did not violate food safety regulations after images showing poor quality meat circulated on social media.
Fake goods and knock-offs are posing serious risks to public health and causing enormous economic damage, and drastic solutions and coordinated efforts are required from authorities, businesses and consumers to combat them, a seminar heard in HCM City on June 11.
After more than a decade of implementing a safe food supply chain programme, HCM City has made significant strides in promoting clean food production and raising public awareness about the issue.
The new regulations aim to enhance the quality and reputation of Vietnamese food products in international markets, as well as ensure a transparent and efficient process for food exporters to comply with regulatory requirements.
Over 50 per cent of imported food product lines formerly subject to State inspections on food safety will no longer require inspections before clearance, facilitating business operations and fostering an improved investment environment in Việt Nam.
Decree 15, which aims to ensure the food safety of imported food products, s problems for the cashew industry, particularly for companies importing raw cashew from Africa, a seminar heard in Bình Dương Province on Monday.
The Việt Nam Trade Office in Sweden has confirmed that Vietnamese rice is not among the batches temporarily seized by Swedish authorities for suspected quality fraud.
With its substantial population and large influx of tourists, Hà Nội faces a considerable demand for food, a large proportion of which it needs to bring in. To maintain quality, the city''s agricultural sector is diligently managing it through integrated...