The South Korean government is responding to public concerns about Japan's Fukushima contaminated water by announcing plans to strengthen the testing of Japanese seafood for radioactivity. The government will expand the national application radioactivity testing system to include imported marine products next year, with a substantial budget allocated for this purpose. In addition, the government plans to increase support for revitalizing seafood consumption, expand the purchase and stockpiling of marine products, and provide various forms of financial support for fishermen and fish farmers.