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Circular 08/2013/TT-BNNPTNT of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development supplementing the list of aquatic food that is allowed to circulation

Circular 08/2013/TT-BNNPTNT of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development supplementing the list of aquatic food that is allowed to circulation

Accordingly:

Adding more than 200 kinds of domestically produced food and 65 imported types of more than 20 production and distribution units that are permitted for circulation in Vietnam.

Adding more than 700 kinds of additional foods, raw materials for aquatic food produced in the country and more than 30 kinds of imported foods.

In addition, the Circular also modify some information about the name of the production unit, the product name that has previously been issued.

Circular takes effect from March 16th 2013.

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