Fukushima Food Fight Continues
Concerns and disputes over the safety of food from Fukushima and other nearby prefectures subject to fallout from the nuclear
Read moreConcerns and disputes over the safety of food from Fukushima and other nearby prefectures subject to fallout from the nuclear
Read moreFukushima rice will be available for sale in the UK starting in July. It will also be supplied to some
Read moreThe rice fields were contaminated in August of 2013, the Agriculture Ministry didn’t inform TEPCO until March 2014 and never
Read moreTEPCO has admitted to re-contaminating the area around Minamisoma after being confronted by the agriculture ministry. Rice in Minamisoma was
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 moreRice grown on a farm in Kurihara Miyagi last year was found to contain 240 bq/kg of cesium. The finding caused
Read moreSometimes the simple and the strange emerge from bigger things. The official accident investigation committee mentions one of the factors
Read moreAn experimental project to determine if spraying zeolite and potassium onto the rice fields will aid in the prevention of
Read moreThis report cites NHK as the original source. The caption mentions Fukushima rice being used in convenience store products like
Read moreTEPCO has been touting their “cold shutdown” of the damaged reactors at Fukushima Daiichi for months. Even though they were
Read moreA farmer from Tamura City has said he wants to ignore orders to destroy crops from the region and intends
Read moreThe Ministry of Health has released new food testing data from September 30th. Seafood, beef and mushrooms were consistently showing
Read moreMushrooms with 1955 bq/kg were found in Chiba. The mushrooms were grown from cultivation taken before the nuclear disaster. In
Read moreRice testing in Chiba showed two locations (out of 319 sampled) that showed 46-47 becquerels/kg in the rice tested. All
Read moreEx-SKF muses about the rice hay contamination and how it doesn’t quite add up. The story of the hay all
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