Nuclear termination? Japan declares it time to lift ‘all restrictions’ on Fukushima-affected food exports - government report

By Pearly Neo

08-Oct-2024 - Last updated on 08-Oct-2024 at 01:00 GMT

The Japanese government has declared that all international markets should lift ‘all restrictions and other measures’ on Japanese food exports that were previously affected by the Fukushima nuclear powerplant disaster.

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