Korea: Malaysia to restart inspections of radioactive content in food imported from Japan

Release Time： 2023-09-12 17:09

【Summary Description】 Yonhap: Malaysia's health ministry says food imported from Japan will be considered high-risk and will be tested for radioactive substances. According to the report, the food products that Malaysia imports most from Japan are aquatic products and related processed foods, in addition to fruits, vegetables and beverages.

Yonhap: Malaysia's health ministry says food imported from Japan will be considered high-risk and will be tested for radioactive substances. According to the report, the food products that Malaysia imports most from Japan are aquatic products and related processed foods, in addition to fruits, vegetables and beverages.

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