Vietnam Cracks Down on Counterfeit Food and Origin Fraud
Vietnam is witnessing a surge in crackdowns on the production and sale of counterfeit goods, particularly food items falsely labeled with origins from countries like South Korea and Japan. This highlights growing concerns over the circulation of substandard and potentially unsafe products.
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