[ad_1] SOMA, Fukushima Prefecture–Now that the European Union has lifted import restrictions on Fukushima Prefecture’s food products, local companies finally see light at the end of the tunnel overseas after…
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China imports of Japan fish dive over Fukushima release – BBC News
[ad_1] By Mariko Oi Business reporter 1 hour ago Image caption, China was the world’s biggest importer of seafood from Japan China’s imports of seafood from Japan slumped last month…
Fukushima: China’s seafood imports from Japan down 67% in August
[ad_1] The fall came as Japan started to release treated waste water from the damaged nuclear power plant. [ad_2] Source link
Japan fishermen, locals seek halt to Fukushima water release
[ad_1] Twelve years after one of the world’s worst nuclear accidents, Japan began on August 24 discharging treated cooling water diluted with seawater into the Pacific, insisting it was safe.…
Fukushima Water Release Casts Shadow over Japan Firms in China; Businesses Struggle to Deal with Seafood Ban
[ad_1] Ichiro Ohara / The Yomiuri ShimbunA sign reads “Seafood is not imported from Japan” in the sushi section of a Japanese-affiliated supermarket in Beijing on Monday. By Eri Kakinuma…
Japan PM eats Fukushima fish after radioactive water row
[ad_1] Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida ate “very delicious” fish sashimi from Fukushima, in a video released by the Japanese government. It follows a row over the discharge into the…
Opinion: SNC-Lavalin stands ready as Hydro-Québec eyes renewed push into nuclear power
[ad_1] Open this photo in gallery: A Hydro Quebec worker walks back to his truck after inspecting a substation in Delson, Quebec, on Oct. 12, 2022.Christinne Muschi/Christinne Muschi/The Globe and…
Japan complains to China over Fukushima abuse calls – BBC News
[ad_1] By Robert Greenall BBC News 27 August 2023 Updated 38 minutes ago Image caption, A box with a photo of Japan PM Kishida is seen during a protest in…
Hong Kong weighs seafood safety certification for restaurants amid fears over Japan’s Fukushima waste water discharge
[ad_1] Hong Kong will work with its catering sector to certify restaurants that offer safe seafood in a bid to boost diners’ confidence amid concerns about Japan’s move to discharge…