South Korea: Fishermen urged to immediately stop importing female crabs from Japan

게시됨 2024년 12월 2일

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The East Coast Headquarters of the Korea Coastal Fisheries Association organized a rally in front of the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety, calling for the withdrawal of the import permit for Japanese female crabs. The association fears that domestic female crabs may be mixed with imported crabs or disguised as Japanese, leading to market chaos and potentially violating the Fisheries Resources Management Act. The association claims that the government's decision to allow the import of female Japanese crabs is ignoring domestic laws and is causing a crisis for local crab fishermen. They are demanding the revocation of the import permit and the resignation of the Minister of Food and Drug Safety.

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On November 25, the East Coast Headquarters of the Korea Coastal Fisheries Association held a large-scale rally in front of the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety in Osong-eup, Heungdeok-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do, calling for the withdrawal of the import permit for Japanese female crabs (aka bread crabs). The reason the organization, which includes crab fishermen on the East Coast of Gyeongbuk, held the rally is because, as Japanese female crabs have been distributed in large quantities in the domestic market recently, there is a high possibility that female crabs will be caught domestically and then mixed and sold, or domestic female crabs will be disguised as Japanese and distributed and sold. According to the Fisheries Resources Management Act, female crabs and crabs less than 9 cm in length cannot be caught, distributed, or sold in Korea. It has been reported that Japanese female crabs distributed in the domestic market are treated as ‘food’ under the ‘Special Act on ...

출처: Fisheco