Hanoi cracks down on food safety violations
The inspection findings highlight positive actions taken by local authorities in Hanoi to address food hygiene violations and identify areas for improvement.
The inspection findings highlight positive actions taken by local authorities in Hanoi to address food hygiene violations and identify areas for improvement.
The supply of goods in Hanoi is abundant, meeting the demand of consumers during the holiday.
The capital city of Vietnam is a culinary paradise with famous delicacies that promise to provide visitors with unique dining experiences.
In Hanoi, more and more people are concerned about health and quality of life. Consumers have paid more attention to healthy eating and safe food.
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Food safety inspection and supervision will be further strengthened in Hanoi.
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FAO provides technical support to build on the wealth of local knowledge and Vietnam’s extensive experience in alignment with the government’s strategic vision.
Promotional programs, giveaways and product demonstrations are available to local consumers and visitors.
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Hanoi's tourism industry is poised to attract more food-loving visitors with the Food Tour Map and continued efforts to improve food safety and hygiene.
Hanoi will apply many solutions to improve the efficiency of enforcing food safety regulations in 2023 and the future.
Thanks to rigorous inspection and supervision, food service establishments in Hanoi have transformed their business and become more responsible to the community.
Vietnam is now one of the world's leading exporters of agro-forestry-fishery products, with total exports of over $53 billion in 2022 and access to 196 countries and territories worldwide.
The preferential loans would enable local producers and exporters to make certain inputs and maintain export markets.