Hanoi, Vietnam, cashed back large quantities of non-conforming imported biscuits

On January 5, 2021, market supervisors in Hanoi, Vietnam, carried out a safety inspection of a food company's warehouse and found a large number of substandard foods, according to an official report by the Vietnam Market Regulatory Authority.
information is as follows: In the afternoon, inspection teams in Hanoi City, Hoai Duc County, Minh Quang Agricultural Products Processing Co., Ltd. food hygiene inspection.
inspection found that the company's warehouse stored thousands of packets of expired Turkish imported biscuits.
information on the above illegal product labels is: Torku brand, shelf life February 2020.
, prosecutors collected more than three tons of expired biscuit products.
, all goods that do not meet health and safety requirements have been confiscated.
, the relevant Vietnamese authorities will pay corresponding fines for the above-mentioned violations between illegal enterprises.
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