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Increase inspections of communal kitchens.

From school cafeterias to industrial zones, numerous inspection teams are simultaneously reviewing food processing and preservation procedures to minimize the risk of mass food poisoning.

Báo An GiangBáo An Giang10/05/2026

The canteen of Thai Binh Kien Giang Joint Stock Company (Thanh Loc Industrial Park) currently serves 3,600 meals daily to its workers. Ms. Nguyen Tuyet Trinh, Head of the Human Resources Department of Thai Binh Kien Giang Joint Stock Company, stated: “To ensure a large volume of meals, Thai Binh Kien Giang Joint Stock Company selects food suppliers with full licenses and documentation proving product origin. Fresh food and vegetables are imported daily. The entire process of receiving and delivering goods undergoes three inspection steps, ensuring hygiene in the canteen, and the processing procedures are organized in a closed system, adhering to safety principles.”

A food safety inspection team checks a company canteen in Thanh Loc Industrial Park. Photo: Hanh Chau.

During a surprise inspection of the company's kitchen, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nam, Head of the Provincial Food Safety and Hygiene Department, noted that Thai Binh Kien Giang Joint Stock Company needs to adhere to the one-way kitchen principle, and that equipment and means of transporting and storing food must be hygienic and not cause contamination.

At the business owned by Pham Thi Tuyet Xuan, which provides meals for workers at the Thanh Loc Factory branch of Kien Hung Joint Stock Company (Thanh Loc Industrial Park), Ms. Pham Thi Tuyet Xuan stated: “Every day, I serve 250 meals at 22,000 VND per portion. The main food source is from Rach Soi market, and my family of four cooks; we don't hire outside help.” During the inspection, the team discovered that the kitchen area lacked sufficient equipment for processing, preserving, and using separate utensils for fresh and processed foods.

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