Japanese seafood, Fukushima wastewater began to return to China Fukushima news

Tokyo and Beijing signed a contract to allow Japanese maritime exports to continue after the ban of 2023.

China and Japan, after about two years of trade, closes an agreement that will see the import of Japanese seafood imports to the Chinese market.

Tokyo said that this week, after a successful meeting in Beijing this week, he said.

Japanese Prime Minister Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi told reporters that officials agreed to the technical requirements to continue exporting fishery products. “

“After the registration process for exports, exports related to export, the” aisle “said,” Is the “said” Unless “” Stage “.

In August 2023, China banned Japanese seafood imports in August 2023, and more than 1 million metric tons of radioactive wastewater from the former Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. The power plant was destroyed during the 2011 earthquake and tsunamia, Japan’s delayed 2011 earthquake and tsunami in the collapsing of six nuclear reactors in Japan.

Although the security of the release of wastewater was supported by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the movement was controversial with neighbors as China.

The Chinese Customs Office said that on Friday that the exports on Friday will continue after the end of the “necessary procedures” during the talks.

Deal, leaving several new procedures for Japan, which will require fish processing devices to register with China.

Exporters, as well as Japanese officials, need to include inspection certificates that guarantee that radioactive material in the sea.

Chinese restrictions will remain in agricultural and marine exports from 10 Japanese prefecture due to concerns of 2011 crash.

Secretary of the Prime Minister Yoshimasa, Tokyo’s remaining restrictions will continue to push the porcelain, he said.