LatestThe National Assembly discusses the draft Law on Food Safety (amended) featuring 6 key policy groups aimed at strengthening risk control and refining state management.
November 11, 2026
The Ministry of Health has issued directives to strengthen food safety oversight, ensure menu transparency, and strictly monitor school meal providers.
The new draft circular from the MOET requires educational institutions to develop food safety incident response plans and ensure transparency in boarding meal procedures.
Minister of Health Dao Hong Lan emphasizes that the Food Safety Law amendment focuses on supply chain management, data digitization, and prioritizing public health.
National Assembly Vice Chairman Nguyen Hong Dien emphasizes the need for clear accountability, enhanced post-market surveillance, and reduced administrative burdens in the proposed Food Safety Law.
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung emphasized the requirement to consolidate food safety management under the Ministry of Health to improve control effectiveness and support businesses.
National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man emphasizes the shift to substantive post-market inspection and the implementation of strict sanctions against food safety violations.
