Whether imported goods for charity purposes require additional labeling, it is as prescribed in Clause 3, Article 7 Decree 43/2017/ND-CP Goods imported into Vietnam that do not show or do not show enough mandatory content in Vietnamese must have an additional label showing mandatory content in Vietnamese and keep the original label of the goods intact. . The content written in Vietnamese must correspond to the content written on the original label.

Accordingly, in Article 8 Decree 43/2017/ND-CP There are regulations on secondary labeling as follows:

Secondary labeling

1. Secondary labels used for imported goods according to the provisions of Clause 3, Article 7 of this Decree.

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5. The following goods do not require additional labeling:

a) Components imported to replace damaged components in the goods warranty service of the organization or individual responsible for those goods, not sold on the market;

b) Raw materials, food additives, food processing aids, components imported for production, not sold on the market.

Therefore, for goods imported into Vietnam that do not show or do not show enough mandatory content in Vietnamese, there must be an additional label showing mandatory content in Vietnamese and keep the label intact. origin of the goods.

The content written in Vietnamese must correspond to the content written on the original label.

In addition, the above goods are not subject to additional labeling and do not include goods imported for charity purposes.

Therefore, goods imported for charitable purposes must still comply with regulations on secondary labeling.