Vietnam to Standardize School Meal Nutrition for Student Health
Vietnam faces an urgent need to standardize nutritional standards for school meals, crucial for the healthy development of students. Experts highlight insufficient intake of protein and calcium among growing children, emphasizing the significant impact of school diets on physical and intellectual growth.
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