The ban started immediately and will affect all imports of “aquatic products” including seafood, according to Chinese customs authorities.
A vessel gathers seawater to monitor radiation near Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant as treated radioactive water is released into the Pacific Ocean. / Photo: Reuters
“We will keep strongly requesting that the Chinese government firmly carry out a scientific discussion,” Kishida said, pledging to protect the fisheries industry from reputational damage due to the release.In response to the wastewater release, Chinese customs authorities banned seafood from Japan, customs authorities announced on Thursday. The ban started immediately and will affect all imports of “aquatic products” including seafood, according to the notice.
The release of nuclear waste into the sea also prompted South Korea to halt seafood consumption. North Korea also called for an immediate cessation of of the release.
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