Bangkok (VNA) – Thailand’s Ministryof Public Health on August 16 pledged to improve the quality of street food toboost tourism and economic growth.
Speaking at the “Clean Food, Good Taste”campaign in Pathum Thani province on the outskirts of Bangkok, Deputy PublicHealth Minister Sathit Pitutecha said street food sellers should take thisopportunity to promote the local food culture through improving and ensuringthe quality of food.
This project can only be successful with thecooperation of traders in improving food quality and hygiene, he added.
Statistics show that last year there were 93,261street food vendors and 84.72 percent met standards for tastes andhygiene.-VNA
