Through inspection, many food safety violations were discovered.

Recently, food safety inspections in Hanoi have discovered many violations by food businesses.

These violations are mainly related to food processing, preservation and labeling. Specifically, in a recent inspection by the Hanoi Department of Health , four establishments were fined for violating food safety.

Of which, Phuong Dong Medical Complex Company Limited (No. 9 Vien Street, Co Nhue 2 Ward, Bac Tu Liem District) was fined 8 million VND for not properly implementing the regulations on the 3-step food inspection regime.

Recently, food safety inspections in Hanoi have discovered many violations by food businesses.

Tan Khoa Service Trading Joint Stock Company (No. 16, Alley 28/29, Ong Ich Khiem Street, Dien Bien Ward, Ba Dinh District) was fined 16 million VND for not implementing the 3-step food inspection regime and for not covering the kitchen drainage ditch.

Bibomart Trading Joint Stock Company (120 Tran Duy Hung, Trung Hoa Ward, Cau Giay District) was fined 17.5 million VND for labeling its products with incorrect information according to regulations, with the total value of the violating goods reaching more than 52 million VND.

Sube Vietnam Joint Stock Company (7th floor, Fafim B building, 19 Nguyen Trai street, Khuong Trung ward, Thanh Xuan district) was fined 35 million VND for not publishing information on food safety or not submitting a self-declaration of products as prescribed.

Not long ago, Bigstar Vietnam Joint Stock Company (No. 42 Nguyen Hong Street, Lang Ha Ward, Dong Da District) was fined 4 million VND for not having enough tools for processing, preserving and using separate equipment for fresh food and processed food.

The establishments fined by the Health Department Inspectorate also include business owner Vu Le Hang - Beef dipped in vinegar 555 (138A Giang Vo ward, Ba Dinh district); business owner Muong Hoa (apartment 402 HH1B Linh Dam, Hoang Liet ward, Hoang Mai district), both were fined 12.5 million VND for operating food services without a certificate of food safety eligibility.

Committing the same mistake, Five Spices Joint Stock Company (No. 374 Huyen Street, Quoc Oai Town, Quoc Oai District) and Greensky International Company Limited (No. 10E, Lane 145/5, Phuc Loi Street, Phuc Loi Ward, Long Bien District) were both fined 25 million VND.

In addition, the Health Department Inspectorate also fined the World of Seafood Import-Export Joint Stock Company (No. 06/H1 Yen Hoa - Cau Giay New Urban Area, Yen Hoa Ward, Cau Giay District) for not complying with the law on the 3-step food inspection regime and food sample storage. The Department Inspectorate fined this unit 16 million VND.

Thanh Oai Clean Water and Environment Investment Company Limited (address: Cat Dong village, Kim Bai town, Thanh Oai district) was fined 35 million VND by the Department of Health Inspectorate for supplying water for domestic use without ensuring technical procedures on the quality of clean water for domestic use.

Regarding food safety, Mr. Dang Thanh Phong, Head of the Hanoi Food Safety and Hygiene Department, said that the city currently has more than 72,000 food production, trading and processing establishments, of which the health sector manages about 39,000 establishments.

Recently, Hanoi authorities have increased inspection, supervision and post-inspection of food hygiene and safety at food production and trading establishments, catering services, street food, collective kitchens, etc. to protect people's health.

With the drastic intervention of the authorities, many establishments have invested in new, synchronous equipment for production and business activities, and awareness of ensuring food safety has also been raised compared to before.

To ensure food safety and prevent "dirty" food from entering the market, Mr. Dang Thanh Phong said that from now until the end of the year, food safety inspection and control work will continue to be strengthened.

In particular, the city will focus on post-announcement inspections, surprise inspections, and resolutely handle administrative violations in the field of food safety according to regulations.

Mr. Phong also added that the health sector will continue to coordinate with relevant agencies to organize monitoring and analysis of risks to food safety; implement measures to prevent, stop, and warn of food safety incidents; trace the origin, recall, and handle unsafe food according to regulations.

“Absolutely do not allow unsafe food products to circulate on the market; resolutely require production and business establishments that provide food and beverage services that do not ensure food safety to take corrective measures before continuing to operate,” Mr. Phong emphasized.

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