Ho Chi Minh City Seizes Over 8,000kg of Unquarantined Meat in Large Scale Food Safety Crackdown In recent weeks, Ho Chi Minh City has witnessed a disturbing trend: unregulated meat flooding into its markets.
Authorities have seized and destroyed over 8,000 kilograms of pork, poultry, and other animal products lacking quarantine certificates as part of a large scale crackdown.
The city's Sub Department of Livestock Production and Animal Health has been conducting inspections along national highways and border routes since March, detecting 18 violations linked to the transport of animals without quarantine documents.