Radiation rumours rattle Japanese exports

With the radiation problems of the Fukushima plants in Japan still not being solved, more countries start worrying about products that are imported from this country. Canada has tightened its controls on Japanese imports to include all food and animal feed products from areas affected by Japan's ongoing nuclear crisis.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said that it requires documentation proving the safety of food and feed products before it will allow them into Canada. The federal agency has also begun testing radiation levels of Japanese products, it said. Read more ...

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