Authorities in Vĩnh Long have uncovered multiple illegal slaughterhouses processing meat of unknown origin, showing signs of spoilage and posing severe health risks to consumers.
In the first 8 months of 2026, Dong Nai fined 585 food establishments nearly 5 billion VND for safety violations and is tightening oversight of collective kitchens.
Field surveys at Binh Dien, Thu Duc, and Hoc Mon wholesale markets reveal fresh produce is frequently sold near waste, posing severe contamination risks.
Khanh Hoa provincial authorities investigated reports of spoiled pork rinds at a local Bach Hoa Xanh, but could not conclude the case due to the lack of physical product samples for testing.
The Vietnam Food Administration (Ministry of Health) is investigating Love World Nutrition Coffee for suspected misleading advertising regarding its slimming claims.
Authorities in Tuyen Quang province have destroyed 148kg of pig liver and fat seized from a passenger bus for lacking proper documentation and proof of origin.
HCMC authorities have destroyed nearly 50 tons of substandard animal products, highlighting significant risks to public food safety.
Between 2023 and 2025, 17 restaurants recognized by the Michelin Guide in South Korea were found in violation of the Food Sanitation Act, totaling 21 infractions.
Ni Ya catering facility in Dak Lak has been fined 27 million VND and suspended after guests discovered larvae in a steamed chicken dish prepared by the establishment.