Vietnam Proposes Annual Food Safety Inspections for Businesses
Vietnam's government is proposing to streamline food safety inspections, limiting them to a maximum of once per year for businesses, unless violations or unusual incidents are detected. This move aims to reduce procedural burdens on companies while enhancing oversight effectiveness and consumer protection.
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