The Japanese government has been trying to promote agricultural products from Fukushima and neighbouring regions, both domestically and internationally. Photo: Handout The Japanese government has been trying to promote agricultural products from Fukushima and neighbouring regions, both domestically and internationally. Photo: Handout
The Japanese government has been trying to promote agricultural products from Fukushima and neighbouring regions, both domestically and internationally. Photo: Handout
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Cloud of suspicion in China over rice from near Japan’s nuclear meltdown zone

  • Beijing has lifted a ban on rice imports from Niigata prefecture, neighbouring the Fukushima disaster area, but consumers will take some convincing to buy it

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Phoebe Zhang
Phoebe Zhang

Updated: 10:52am, 3 Dec, 2018

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The Japanese government has been trying to promote agricultural products from Fukushima and neighbouring regions, both domestically and internationally. Photo: Handout The Japanese government has been trying to promote agricultural products from Fukushima and neighbouring regions, both domestically and internationally. Photo: Handout
The Japanese government has been trying to promote agricultural products from Fukushima and neighbouring regions, both domestically and internationally. Photo: Handout
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