Alarming pollution from seafood processing facilities, Vietnam's seafood industry wants to build green factories and craft villages

게시됨 2023년 9월 29일

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During a recent workshop on environmental protection in seafood processing, it was found that small-scale processing facilities in Hai Phong City, Vietnam face the risk of pollution due to their simple processes, lack of equipment, and inadequate waste collection and treatment measures. Similarly, in Thanh Hoa Province, some seafood processing facilities located in residential areas contribute to environmental pollution due to poor compliance with environmental protection laws and lack of investment in treatment works. To address these issues, it is recommended to relocate polluting production facilities out of residential areas and focus on controlling aquatic breed production facilities, improving infrastructure, and implementing specific solutions to encourage businesses to prioritize environmental protection.

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Risk of pollution in small processing facilities Report at the Workshop: "Environmental protection in seafood processing" recently organized by the Department of Fisheries in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Hai Phong City, representative The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Hai Phong City said that in the city, there are currently 156 establishments processing and processing agricultural products, aquatic products and salt (81 establishments are households; 75 establishments are businesses). , companies, cooperatives,...) have been granted food safety qualifications and of which 18 establishments have been granted ISO 22000 and HACCP certificates. Among the 156 establishments, there are 53 establishments that process and process agricultural products of plant origin; 39 facilities for preliminary processing and processing of agricultural products of animal origin; 60 seafood processing and processing establishments; 04 ...

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