Originally Posted by
Dan95
Fingers crossed
Farmed animals (if any consolation), purportedly for their meat.
This is what the EU has to say:
Captive Breeding and Artificial Propagation
Since trade in animals that were born and bred in captivity and in plants that were artificially propagated does not have the same potential impact on wild populations of fauna and flora, CITES and the EU Wildlife Trade Regulations include provisions that are less strict for trade in such specimens.
I imagine Vietnam has something similar.
Edit: After having posted the above I looked into this some more and I'm struggling to find anything that says a CITES certificate isn't needed. Was there any paperwork with what they sent to you, the OP, please?
I'm guessing that even if one was needed, if it's already through customs you'll be OK unless an official asks you where you got them at some point in the future.