Vietnam Enhances Food Safety Management with Risk-Based Approach Under New Law Amendments
Vietnam's Ministry of Health is preparing amendments to the Food Safety Law, shifting from reactive, individual-stage controls to a proactive, risk-analysis-based management of the entire food supply chain. This aims to enhance national food safety by identifying and preventing risks early.
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