A business in Vietnam has been fined for selling substandard food

Food Partners Network News According to a Vietnamese media report: December 12, 2020, Vietnam's Thanh Hoa Province Market Supervision and Inspection Team and other relevant agencies in joint law enforcement, seized a large number of illegal food products.
it is understood that law enforcement officers in Theanh Hoa Province, Hoang Hoa County, a business residential food safety inspection found 220 kg of meat pine, 360 kg of paper, 240 kg of cold rice paper, 125 liters of mixed sauce and 6920 kg of dried meat, the value of the goods worth about 576 million dong (about 170,000 yuan).
inspectors said that during the inspection process, the driver was unable to produce product-related documents, including invoices for goods, animal-sourced food inspection and quarantine certificates.
, the above-mentioned non-conforming products have been confiscated and destroyed in accordance with the law, while the above-mentioned violations of the business, the relevant institutions decided to impose a fine of 425 million dong (about 120,000 yuan).
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