Taiwan Activists Want Lower Food Radiation Levels, Show Loophole In System
Activists in Taiwan are trying to further lower the allowed level of radioactive contamination in food allowed for sale in
Read moreActivists in Taiwan are trying to further lower the allowed level of radioactive contamination in food allowed for sale in
Read moreHave some cesium 137 with your toast. Most people assume that organic jam or even better yet, European gourmet or
Read moreTEPCO announced today that contaminated water was found in deep groundwater 25 meters (82 feet) below the unit 4 reactor
Read moreA US grassroots group is urging the public to support a set of efforts to improve food monitoring in the
Read moreWe have added a page to our site that compiles results of independent food testing for the US and Canada.
Read moreNew testing done by Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering found Fukushima cesium in US Pacific sea weed. The
Read moreJapanese media declared how fishing that resumed south of Fukushima Daiichi has been largely a “success”. Fishing done near Iwaki
Read moreJapan fast food chain Yoshinoya will grow rice and vegetables in Fukushima prefecture. They touted the change as helping reconstruction
Read moreThe FDA’s mantra since 2011 to the concerned public about Fukushima contamination in the food supply has been “don’t worry”.
Read moreSouth Korea has expanded their ban of food from northeast Japan to 50 products. They are also urging consumers to
Read more10 tons of soybeans were sent to market from Date City, Fukushima prefecture. All of the samples listed show contamination.
Read moreAsahi Shimbun recently promoted a sort of “all clear” on food consumption in Fukushima. The claim was that meals were
Read moreJapan’s national government will buy up 40,000 tons of Fukushima rice, including rice from the evacuation zones (as long as
Read moreOfficials have lifted the farming ban from Tamura, an area that has been part of the evacuation zone until recently.
Read more“Harmful rumor” is still being blamed for the economic problems among food producers in Fukushima. Prices have not recovered and
Read moreThis has been known to those closely following the issue since 2011. It isn’t just about the contamination of domestic
Read moreIt wasn’t just Mike the Murasai found to be highly radioactive. Other fish tested by TEPCO from the plant area were
Read moreTEPCO earlier tried to explain away highly contaminated fish in the region as having escaped from the harbor at the
Read moreRice grown on a farm in Kurihara Miyagi last year was found to contain 240 bq/kg of cesium. The finding caused
Read moreThe good news first, most of the routine garden produce like tomatoes, apples and cabbage showed with no detectable radiation.
Read moreThe Japan Ministry of Health has conducted testing on wildlife that are commonly hunted in Fukushima. Pheasants, ducks, wild boar
Read moreRecent food testing results for Chiba Prefecture near Tokyo showed certain foods with detectable radiation. Foods found with contamination include:
Read moreBeef sent to Tokyo for processing was found to be over the limit of 150 bq/kg. The beef was from
Read moreNHK is reporting fish with 38,000 bq/kg of cesium caught 1km off the coast of Minamisoma. Minamisoma is outside the 20km
Read moreFish and seafood contamination after the Fukushima Daiichi disaster continues to be a problem. It certainly has not gone away
Read moreKelloggs breakfast cereal in Japan was found to have 19.71 bq/kg of cesium. The product is 40% Japanese wheat and
Read moreLittle attention has been played to Miyagi prefecture in relation to the nuclear disaster in Japan. It is well publicized
Read moreSecurity Tokyo has tested two sets of imported foods from California and found low levels of cesium 134. Due to
Read moreWe have been following the recent political games surrounding the restart of the Oi reactors. The government disconnect with reality
Read more12 tons of water contaminated with stronium leaked from the water handling systems at Fukushima Daiichi and some may have
Read moreA series of admissions have come out pointing to soil contamination problems worse than previously assumed. JAEA has stated that
Read moreFarmers in the Fukushima region have suffered greatly due to the nuclear disaster. Even those whose crops test completely free
Read moreRice straw from the spring was tested and found to have as high as 350,000 bq/kg, much of what was
Read moreSomeone in Japan checked their fish with a geiger counter. Note that the fish is wrapped in plastic as is
Read moreA mother in Japan has started an interesting website geared at buying safe foods. The site doesn’t do any testing
Read moreIt isn’t just the new “revelation” that large amounts of Fukushima rice are contaminated, many other foods are showing up
Read moreThis report cites NHK as the original source. The caption mentions Fukushima rice being used in convenience store products like
Read moreJapanese media announced yesterday that Fukushima rice that was previously declared “all safe” is now found to be not all
Read moreGrocery chain Aeon has expanded their in house food testing. Aeon posted some of their results on their website with
Read moreThe Japanese government has ordered TEPCO to create a new roadmap for beinging the Fukushima Daiichi disaster under control. The government also
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