Vietnam List of Medium-risk and High-risk Products and Goods was issued by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) on June 30, 2026, and takes effect on July 1, 2026, repealing Circular No. 41/2023/TT-BCT. The medium-risk list covers six categories: tissue paper and toilet paper; chemicals and chemical-containing products (including fluorescent lamps, industrial sodium hydroxide, PAC, industrial ammonia at 10%-35% concentration, lead-containing paints, and textiles containing formaldehyde and aromatic amines from azo dyes); industrial explosives and high-power explosives; accessories for industrial explosives; industrial machinery, equipment, and materials; and explosive precursors. Specific products under the high-risk category are not enumerated in this Circular.
Vietnam List of Medium-risk and High-risk Products and Goods is available-Aug 14, 2026
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