Miss Grand 2021 Thuy Tien is now facing criminal charges linked to fraudulent health product sales.

The revelation of a "backer" supporting a unit producing and distributing fake food products has left the public stunned, as the "shield" protecting consumers was easily pierced by money.

Vietnamese officials urge caution as authorities investigate fake supplements in circulation.

Authorities are stepping up efforts to investigate and clamp down on cosmetics that are falsely advertised, improperly labeled, or lack clear origin - especially those sold online and on social media platforms.

According to investigators, the couple had been producing and selling fake goods since 2020, with products reaching drugstores and hospitals nationwide.

A nationwide crackdown on counterfeit and imitation goods has been ordered by the Prime Minister, with a special task force led by Deputy PM Bui Thanh Son.

Authorities launch formal probe into lòng se điếu after viral posts allege toxic chemicals are used to fake the rare dish.

Two celebrities penalized for violating ad laws over health supplement Hiup 27.

Over just two weeks, Vietnamese police have dismantled multiple large-scale rings producing counterfeit milk, medicines, and health supplements, exposing systemic fraud targeting vulnerable consumers.

Authorities in Bac Ninh Province have conducted a surprise inspection and seized approximately 25 tons of products, including vitamins and collagen supplements, with unclear origins at a company led by a Chinese director.

Police in Phu Tho Province have urgently detained Nguyen Van Hung, Director of Famimoto Vietnam Co., Ltd., for investigation related to the production of counterfeit MSG, cooking oil, seasoning powder, and other food products.

Police in Phu Tho Province have raided and urgently searched the production facility and warehouse of Famimoto Vietnam Co., Ltd., located in Dong Doi Area, Thuy Van Commune, Viet Tri City.

A massive counterfeit milk ring reveals dangerous flaws in Vietnam’s food safety system and business ethics.

Authorities are investigating a fake supplement ring led by a Hanoi-based firm producing fake children’s products like BABY SHARK and Medi Kid Calcium K2.

Nearly 600 counterfeit powdered milk brands targeting patients and infants have been exposed, revealing a fraudulent network that earned up to $19.6 million and highlighted major regulatory lapses in product quality oversight and post-market checks.

The Ministry of Health has called for a review, inspection, and coordinated recall of 12 counterfeit milk powder products still on the market, linked to Rance Pharma International Pharmaceutical JSC and Hacofood Nutritional Pharmaceutical JSC.

In cases of false advertising, violators may face administrative fines or even criminal charges, said Major General Hoang Anh Tuyen.

The Ministry of Health is stepping up inspections on social platforms and e-commerce sites to eliminate fake or unlicensed beauty products.

From provincial to central facilities, counterfeit milk found in hospital pharmacies sparks public outrage.