Vietnam Shifts Food Safety Management from Penalties to Early Risk Prevention
Vietnam's Ministry of Health proposes a shift in food safety management from post-violation penalties to proactive risk prevention at the source. A revised food safety law will introduce 'risk assessment' based on international standards to optimize resource allocation.
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