Japan asked for explanation on contaminated strawberry exports to Taiwan

Published 2022년 3월 30일

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The Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that nine shipments of fresh strawberries from Japan have failed pesticide checks at Taiwan Customs, making a total of 35 such shipments that have been returned or destroyed since November 2021. In response, the FDA has begun inspecting every shipment from Japan and has requested Japan to provide a written explanation for the high pesticide levels and a plan to rectify the issue. The FDA is set to continue its inspections for the next four months, with a deadline for Japan's response set for May 6.
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In its latest weekly report on substandard food imports, the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration said nine shipments of fresh strawberries from Japan had failed to pass pesticide checks at Taiwan Customs over the past week. This has been a problem since last November, the FDA said. Since then, 35 shipments of strawberries from Japan had to be returned or destroyed. Since February, the FDA said, it has been trying to address the problem by checking every shipment of strawberries from Japan, and it will continue to do so for the next four months. The FDA, however, has also requested that Japan provide a written explanation of the high levels ...
Source: Hortidaily

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