Vietnam Cracks Down on Unsafe Food Products to Protect Consumers
Vietnam is intensifying efforts to detect and prevent unsafe food products from circulating in the market. Authorities are implementing stricter oversight and distribution controls to protect consumers, with a particular focus on ensuring the safety of school meals.
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