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Báo Thanh Niên English 5 day(s) ago
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A wholesale market in Ho Chi Minh City has banned traders from selling Chinese ginger after tests found a highly poisonous chemical in the products.
Keywords: gingerhighlymarketTradersWhile VietnameseIn China
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VietnamPlus English 4 day(s) ago
A pilot large-scale paddy field model implemented in Hung Dao commune, Dong Trieu district, northern Quang Ninh province has seen good results, said a conference hosted by the provincial agricultural sector on May 20.
Keywords: Hung DaofieldriceQuang Ninh ProvinceQuang NinhHouseholds
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Báo QĐND English 4 day(s) ago
A pilot large-scale paddy field model implemented in Hung Dao commune, Dong Trieu district, northern Quang Ninh province has seen good results, said a conference hosted by the provincial agricultural sector on May 20.
Keywords: Hung DaofieldriceQuang Ninh ProvinceHouseholdsQuang Ninh
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VietnamNet English 1 week(s) ago
VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam has tightened up inspections of ginger imported from China following reports that farmers in Shandong Province were over-using a highly toxic pesticide called Aldicard in growing ginger.
Keywords: gingerHerbsSamplesNguyen Xuan HongFearsInspections
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Báo Thanh Niên English 2 week(s) ago
Chinese ginger being sold at the Hoc Mon wholesales market in Ho Chi Minh City
Keywords: gingerNafiqadHoc MonVegetableshighlyImportersFruits
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VietNam News English 1 week(s) ago
Viet Nam has tightened up inspections of ginger imported from China following reports that farmers in Shandong Province were over-using a highly toxic pesticide called Aldicard in growing ginger.
Keywords: gingerSamplesNguyen Xuan HongTu Liem DistrictFearsInspections
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Báo Tuổi Trẻ English 1 week(s) ago
More than 5,100 tons of ginger from China has passed customs clearance to enter Vietnam from early 2012 to the end of February 2013, according to customs department.
Keywords: gingerNguyen Xuan HongImportsimportCustoms DepartmentfreightProcessors
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SaiGon GP English 2 week(s) ago
Health watchdog in Vietnam has not discovered any dangerous chemicals in Chinese ginger so far, which is more popular in both the North and South of Vietnam than the local produce.
Keywords: gingerChemicalsFresherMany ChinesePlant ProtectionPhoto Sggp
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Báo Tuổi Trẻ English 2 week(s) ago
Inspectors in Ho Chi Minh City caught two bean sprout producers using Chinese mung beans and chemicals to stimulate the growth of the vegetables and make them look better.
Keywords: ChemicalsgingerInspectorspowderDocumentsThe ChineseMixed
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Báo Tuổi Trẻ English 2 week(s) ago
Vietnamese consumers were shocked to learn of the information released by a Chinese TV channel earlier this week revealing that Chinese gingers in Weifang city are grown with a highly toxic pesticide called aldicarb. Imported Chinese ginger has been widely sold in Vietnam for years.
Keywords: gingerspiceTradersShandongPhongFresherCustoms Agency
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VietNam News English 1 month(s) ago 1 duplicate news
Lawmakers agreed that a new law on plant quarantine and protection would protect domestic production and help improve their quality at a meeting of the 17th session of the National Assembly Standing Committee yesterday.
Keywords: quarantineregulateThe LawStrictDeputiesLawmakersRural Development Ministry
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VietnamNet English 1 month(s) ago
VietNamNet Bridge - According to tests conducted in 2012, meat and vegetables took the lead for being contaminated with bacterium and chemical residues among agricultural products.
Keywords: E ColiFood QualityVegetablesSamplesFood SafetyCao Duc Phat
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SaiGon GP English 1 month(s) ago
Cao Duc Phat, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, said at an online meeting that a determined effort was needed to expose food safety violators and names of such offenders must be made public and consumers too must boycott them.
Keywords: Food SafetySamplesexposedirtyministerCao Duc PhatRural Development
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Báo QĐND English 1 month(s) ago 1 duplicate news
Agriculture Minister Cao Duc Phat has called for stricter control over farm produce imports, particularly their origin, to ensure all the goods meet food safety standards.
Keywords: Food SafetyImportsCao Duc Phatconform toStricterFisheriesSubstances