Vietnam: What does the Ministry of Home Affairs say when two fish sauce associations were established?

Published 2020년 10월 30일

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The Government of Vietnam has licensed the establishment of two fish sauce associations, the Vietnam Fish Sauce Association and the Traditional Fish Sauce Association, in accordance with Decree 45 2010. These associations will operate on a self-managed and autonomous basis, with the Vietnam Fish Sauce Association focusing on research, testing, communication, sales, and production, while the Traditional Fish Sauce Association will prioritize preserving tradition. Both organizations are expected to collaborate to enhance the growth and popularity of the fish sauce industry.
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Regarding the establishment of two fish sauce associations at the same time, at the regular press conference of the Government in October, the representative of the Ministry of Home Affairs said that licensing is completely in accordance with the State's regulations. "The licensing for two fish sauce associations is based on Decree 45 2010 of the Government. Accordingly, the associations established on the principle of self-management and autonomy. On the basis of the proposal of the Ministry of Agriculture, after Reviewing the provisions of the law, the Ministry of Home Affairs found that it was eligible to establish these two associations ", said the representative of the Ministry of Home Affairs. Previously, talking to the press, Mr. Tran Dang, Member of the Executive Committee of the Vietnam Fish Sauce Association said: "The Ministry of Home Affairs allows the establishment of two fish sauce associations, which are the Vietnam Fish Sauce Association and the Association. ...
Source: Vietnambiz

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