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Việt Nams instant noodles no longer subject to EUs food safety control

Việt Nam's instant noodles no longer subject to EU’s food safety control

Vietnamese Trade Counselor in Belgium and the EU Trần Ngọc Quân attributed the good news to relentless efforts by the Ministry of Industry and Trade, other relevant authorities, and businesses in enhancing the quality and safety of instant noodle exports to...
EU relaxes food safety regulation for Vietnamese instant noodles

EU relaxes food safety regulation for Vietnamese instant noodles

The EU has officially moved Viet Nam’s instant noodles from Annex II which requires a Health Certificate (HC) and 20 per cent control at the border gate to Annex 1 which only requires 20 per cent control of the products...
EC drops health certificates requirement for Vietnamese noodles

EC drops health certificates requirement for Vietnamese noodles

The decision will only take effect after all member countries have ratified it, which is expected to be done by the end of April.
MoIT asks EU to remove EO controls on instant noodles

MoIT asks EU to remove EO controls on instant noodles

The MoIT has coordinated with focal point agencies to fulfil the transparency obligations required by the Agreement on the Application of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS Agreement) of the WTO in Viet Nam.
Domestic instant noodle consumption growing 20 per cent annually

Domestic instant noodle consumption growing 20 per cent annually

Viet Nam passed South Korea to lead the consumption per capita of instant noodles in the world in 2021, according to the World Instant Noodles Association (WINA).
Cambodia to inspect Vietnamese noodles after EU warning

Cambodia to inspect Vietnamese noodles after EU warning

According to Phan Oun, the Director General of the General Department of Consumer Protection, Competition and Anti-Fraud (KPR), if these types of noodles were detected in the Cambodian market, the KPR would take action to collect them.
Vietnamese rice noodles, glass noodles and pho noodles enter EU more easily

Vietnamese rice noodles, glass noodles and pho noodles enter EU more easily

Vietnamese Trade Offices in Europe said on Monday that the EU has decided to exclude Vietnamese rice noodles, glass noodles and phở noodles from the category that requires additional food safety certificates when exported to the market.
Acecook Vietnam guarantees safety of domestic instant noodle products despite France recall

Acecook Vietnam guarantees safety of domestic instant noodle products despite France recall

Acecook Vietnam has assured the public that there are no safety issues with their noodle products that are on sale domestically, despite a recall in France. 
Viet Nam among three global largest instant noodles consumers

Viet Nam among three global largest instant noodles consumers

Around 7 billion packs of instant noodles were eaten in the country last year, according to the World Instant Noodles Association (WINA).
UNIBEN helps farmers follow VietGAP standards

UNIBEN helps farmers follow VietGAP standards

UNIBEN is implementing a programme to help farmers grow safe vegetables following VietGAP standards to ensure the quality and hygiene of food products, contributing to stabilising output and improving production.
Local food industry has potential

Local food industry has potential

The domestic food production industry has great potential for development but local firms need to revamp production and study consumer trends to compete with foreign rivals, experts say.
Kinh Do Corp aims for higher market share with new food products

Kinh Do Corp aims for higher market share with new food products

The leading domestic confectionery producer, Kinh Do Corporation (KDC), on June 30 said it would expand production in new categories of noodles, coffee and edible oil in an aim to enlarge its market share.
VN high on instant noodles list

VN high on instant noodles list

Viet Nam is the world''s fourth-largest consumer of instant noodles, purchasing roughly 5.4 billion packets yearly, according to the latest report of the World Instant Noodles Association (WINA).