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The waters are clearing for Japan’s seafood exports

2025/5/30
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Leanna Byrne: 我认为中国重新开放日本鱼类市场，这对日本的海鲜出口来说无疑是个好消息。此前，由于福岛核电站废水排放问题，中国实施了进口禁令。现在，两国正在努力解决贸易障碍，这对双方都有利。 Katie Silver: 2023年日本决定排放经过处理的废水是导致中日贸易紧张的根源。福岛第一核电站因2011年的海啸而受损，产生了大量废水。尽管日本声称废水经过处理并符合标准，但中国仍然实施了进口禁令。目前两国已达成协议，但具体程序仍在商议中，可能包括日本注册加工设施并提供检测报告。我认为，虽然存在一些不确定性，但这是一个积极的进展。

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After almost two years of a ban on Japanese seafood due to the release of treated wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear plant, China has agreed to start lifting the ban. This decision follows a meeting between officials from Japan and China, where they agreed to recommence exporting seafood to China after certain procedures are followed.
  • China lifts ban on Japanese fish imports
  • Ban imposed after Fukushima wastewater release
  • Agreement reached after meeting in Beijing
  • Seafood exports to resume after procedures are completed

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