Vietnam's Agricultural Exports Adapt to Evolving International Regulations
Vietnam is strengthening its production and management systems to comply with new, stricter export regulations imposed by key markets like Europe and the US. The widespread adoption of 'product codes' and 'packaging facility codes' for traceability, along with adherence to pesticide residue standards, is becoming critical.
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