School kitchen

Ho Chi Minh City tightens food safety inspection in schools. Photo: Chan Phuc

Ho Chi Minh City tightens food safety inspection in schools

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Ho Chi Minh City is strengthening measures to ensure food safety and prevent poisoning in schools.

Parents continue to request the school to clarify the case of discolored pork being smuggled into the kitchen for students. Photo: Reader provided

Pig meat color change case: Request to publicize the name of the meat supplier

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Ho Chi Minh City - Many parents continue to come to Luong The Vinh Primary School to request the school to clarify issues related to the color-changing pork incident.

The detection of discolored pork is being prepared to be put into the kitchen of boarding students. Photo: Reader provided

Pig meat color change case: Terminating contract with supplier, apologizing to parents

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Ho Chi Minh City - Regarding the case of pork changing color, Luong The Vinh Elementary School apologizes to parents and announces the termination of the contract with the supplier.

School stops boarding meals, parents are busy bringing rice, taking advantage of welcoming their children home

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Ho Chi Minh City - The school's suspension of semi-boarding meals after reflections suspected that suppliers used expired meat forced parents to struggle to bring rice and pick up and drop off their children at noon.

After information suspected that the catering unit used expired meat in processing, many schools in Ho Chi Minh City have announced the temporary suspension of semi-boarding meals. Photo: Chan Phuc

Suspected expired meat into school: Ho Chi Minh City comprehensively reviews school meals

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The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Education and Training requested to temporarily suspend the use of meals that are reflected in relation to suspected expired meat in schools, and at the same time comprehensively review the organization of meals.

Image of a boarding meal at Tan Quy Elementary School before the time of reflection. Photo: School

Temporarily suspending boarding meals after suspected expired meat at a school in Ho Chi Minh City

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After the suspicion of expired meat entering schools, some schools in Ho Chi Minh City have temporarily suspended semi-boarding meals to wait for the conclusion of functional agencies.

The found dirty, discolored meat is about to be put into the semi-boarding student kitchen of Luong The Vinh Elementary School. Photo: Reader provided

Establishing an inspection team after suspected dirty meat in the school kitchen

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Ho Chi Minh City - Ho Chi Minh City Department of Food Safety established an inspection team on the suspected case of dirty meat being put into school kitchens.

The color-changing pork discovered is about to be put into the kitchen of boarding students. Photo: Reader provided

Pig meat color change case: Supply contract will be terminated if it recurs

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Ho Chi Minh City - In the case of color-changing pork smuggled into students' kitchens, the school has requested a commitment to terminate the contract if the supplier repeats the violation.

The color-changing pork discovered is about to be put into the kitchen of boarding students. Photo: Reader provided

Pig meat color change incident smuggled into kitchen: School explains handling process

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Ho Chi Minh City - Parents continue to request leaders of Luong The Vinh Elementary School (Ben Cat ward, Ho Chi Minh City) to clarify the discovery of color-changing pork preparing to be smuggled into students' kitchens.

24h Education: Clearly pointed out violations in the food crop that were reported as poor. Photo: AI

24h Education: Clarifying violations in the food crop that was reported to be unstable

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A series of violations were pointed out in the food incident that was reported as poor; Avoiding turning isolation measures into punishment for students,...

Kitchen staff of a school use gloves to process and cook food, wear masks to ensure safety. Photo: Phong Linh

Control school kitchens well before the new school year

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Each school year is a new beginning not only for students but also a time when education, health care managers and local authorities must focus on a seemingly simple but extremely essential task: School meals.

Anger over the discovery of rotten, moldy food in the school kitchen "point"

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One of China's most prestigious high schools has been the focus of public criticism after parents discovered expired and moldy unprocessed foods in the school's kitchen.