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STANDARD: Dietary Supplement GMP in VietNam
1. Which organization published this standard?
- The Director of the Department of Food Safety, the Chief of the Ministry's Office, the Chief Inspector of the Ministry, the Directors, Directors General of Departments, Bureaus, and General Departments under the Ministry of Health and relevant agencies, organizations, and individuals are responsible for implementing this Circular. 2. What is the purpose of this standard? - Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) in the production and trading of health protection foods for health protection foods in Vietnam and other relevant organizations and individuals. 3. Scope of application of the standard: To whom does this standard apply? a. Principles and regulations on Good Manufacturing Practice (hereinafter referred to as GMP) for health supplements and the application of GMP to domestic health food production establishments.
b. The certifications are equivalent to the Certificate of Food Safety Eligibility for GMP for imported health foods. 4. What are the basic requirements of the standard? a) Implement the provisions of this Circular;
b) Ensure compliance with principles and regulations of good manufacturing
practices (GMP) for health protection foods according to the Certificate of food safety qualified facility meeting requirements of good manufacturing practices (GMP) for health protection foods or equivalent certificates that have been granted and recognized throughout the operation. 5. In your opinion, what are the specific requirements related to quality assurance/environment/food safety/occupational health in this standard? Please explain. a) Quality Assurance: Facilities must implement a systematic quality management framework, ensuring traceability and consistency in product quality. This includes rigorous documentation, testing of raw materials, and final product verification, guaranteeing that each batch meets established safety and quality standards.
b) Environmental and Food Safety: Facilities are required to implement
sanitation and maintenance protocols for clean environments, preventing contamination. This includes air and water quality controls, pest management, and sterilization of equipment.
c) Occupational Health: Worker health and safety are prioritized through
regular training in GMP, hygiene practices, and personal protective equipment (PPE) use. Monitoring employee health, especially for those handling sensitive materials, is essential to maintain both product safety and worker well-being.