South Korea: Private-public joint special inspection of countries of origin for imported marine products

게시됨 2023년 5월 15일

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The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries and the Korea Coast Guard in South Korea will conduct a two-month special inspection on the country of origin labeling of imported marine products due to increased concerns about seafood safety following Japan's plans to release contaminated water from nuclear power plants. The inspection will focus on scallops, red sea bream, and sea squirts, and will include government agencies, special judicial police officers, and consumer groups. Additionally, a mail delivery service for aquatic product radioactivity test results is available to the public to address concerns about the safety of aquatic products.

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The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries and the Korea Coast Guard will conduct a special inspection of the country of origin labeling of imported marine products jointly between the private and public sectors for two months from this month to June 30. In the meantime, the special inspection of the country of origin of marine products has been mainly conducted during holidays, kimchi-making season, and vacation seasons, when consumption of seafood increases. However, as social interest and concerns about seafood safety have increased due to Japan's plans to release contaminated water from nuclear power plants recently, this special inspection was conducted to ensure that the public can purchase seafood safely. The inspection period will also be extended for two months from the previous (2 to 3 weeks), and the target companies will be greatly expanded. To this end, a preliminary investigation was conducted on imported seafood handling companies for a month in April, and ...

출처: Donga