Published 09/20/2024 7:38:19 a.m.

China says it will resume importing Japanese seafood

China will gradually resume importing seafood from Japan after a blanket ban since August 2023 over radioactive water discharge from Fukushima.
Beijing's ban was due to safety concerns about the treated water, which Japan began releasing in August 2023.
China’s readiness to lift the ban depends on Japan and the U.N. Nuclear watchdog allowing third-party monitoring of the water discharge.

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The Independent

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KIFI

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South China Morning Post

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Channel News Asia

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