Vietnam Strengthens Guidance for School Meal Safety and Quality: Prioritizing Quality Over Low Cost
The Vietnamese government has directed the strengthening of food safety and quality assurance for school boarding and day meals. It specifically requests that food suppliers not be chosen solely based on low prices, signaling a move towards concrete measures to protect students' health.
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