The Police Investigation Agency of Thai Binh Province has decided to initiate criminal proceedings and prosecute Nguyen Thi Mai (DOB: 1994, residing in Hai Yen Ward, Mong Cai City, Quang Ninh Province) and Dao Van Thanh (Xien Tien, Hai Duong City, Hai Duong Province) for the act of “Production and trading of counterfeit food” according to the Criminal Code.
Dao Van Thanh at the Police Investigation Agency
Previously, on May 27, the task force from the Economic Police, in collaboration with relevant authorities, inspected a warehouse at Mr. N.T.N.’s house in Nguyen Xa, Dong Hung District, and confiscated 650 packages of various meat products, including beef jerky blocks and threads, garlic pork, and spicy chicken, none of which had invoices or documents proving their origin.
Mr. N.T.N. stated that he had purchased these products from Dao Van Thanh, a resident of Tien Tien, Hai Duong City, Hai Duong Province.
Subsequently, the authorities conducted an emergency search at Dao Van Thanh’s residence, which also served as a production and goods assembly site.
The police seized two electronic scales, one bag-sealing machine, 62,199 packages of various products (equivalent to over three tons of finished products), 47,500 50-gram packaging bags, six barrels of raw materials, and a car with the license plate number 34D – 020.54.
Nguyen Thi Mai at the Police Investigation Agency
Case exhibits
During the investigation, Dao Van Thanh confessed that, from 2021 to the end of 2022, while marketing products in the market, he produced and sold spicy chicken, beef jerky, and garlic pork, using the name “Bao Bao Company” to sell to customers in Hai Duong and Thai Binh provinces. Notably, none of Thanh’s products had been certified for food hygiene and safety, posing a significant risk to consumers’ health.
On June 10, the Police Investigation Agency of Thai Binh Province initiated criminal proceedings, prosecuted, and detained Dao Van Thanh to investigate the act of “Production and trading of counterfeit food” according to Article 193 of the Criminal Code.
On June 12, the Police Investigation Agency of Thai Binh Province decided to prosecute Nguyen Thi Mai for investigating the act of “Production and trading of counterfeit food.”
The Capital’s Surprise: Inter-Departmental Night Inspection of C.P. Company
“Late into the night, the inter-sectoral team of Hanoi conducted an inspection of the slaughtering process at the C.P Vietnam Livestock Joint Stock Company – Branch NM3. This was the second time in just one week that Hanoi authorities inspected C.P’s pig slaughterhouses in the city.”
Charging Two Individuals for Producing Over Three Tons of Counterfeit Beef and Chicken Jerky
With an extensive investigation, the Thai Binh Police uncovered a large-scale operation producing and trading counterfeit food products. This operation involved tens of thousands of packages of dried goods, which failed to meet hygiene standards and were consumed across multiple provinces.
“The Dangers of Adulterated Coffee: Chairman Phúc Sinh Exposes the Bitter Truth of ‘9 Parts Chemicals, 1 Part Coffee’”
Chairman Phuc Sinh Phan Minh Thong believes that Vietnamese consumers have become accustomed to blended coffee, often laced with chemicals, to the extent that pure coffee seems alien to them.
The Frozen Warehouse’s Chilling Secret: A Startling Discovery Unveiled.
“A shocking revelation has come to light, as a warehouse owner has confessed to selling tons of expired chicken, pork, and sausage. These unfit meats were destined for restaurants, eateries, and industrial food processing companies, putting countless people at risk. This disturbing practice raises serious concerns about food safety and the potential impact on public health.”
The Shadowy Operations of the Company Behind the Dietary Supplement Spill in Binh Chanh
“Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City are urgently tracing the origins and suppliers of a batch of discarded nutritional supplements found in Binh Chanh. The focus is on identifying the source and any connected parties to ensure a comprehensive investigation.”
