Japan Rejects Three Batches of Chinese Food Products Including Fresh Blueberries and Carrots(Nov 6)
Japan Rejects Three Batches of Chinese Food Products Including Fresh Blueberries and Carrots
According to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare of Japan, Japan recently updated its notification of food violations under the Japanese Food Sanitation Law, revealing that three batches of Chinese food products failed to meet standards.
The details of the three non-compliant batches are as follows:
|
Shipper/Manufacturer |
Product |
Reason |
|
NANTONG YUNGANG TRADING CO., LTD |
Fresh Blueberries |
Command inspection detected: Procymidone 0.15 ppm; Monitoring inspection detected: Procymidone 0.13 ppm, Flonicamid 0.21 ppm |
|
QINGDAO WELL DONE IMP&EXP CO., LTD. |
Fresh Carrots |
Detected: Mepiquat chloride 0.02 ppm |
|
BEIHAI JIUJIAJIU FOOD CO., LTD |
Other Fish Paste Products |
Detected: Total bacterial count 9.2x10^6/g, E. coli positive |
Foodmate reminds export enterprises to strictly comply with importing country requirements for product exports, inspect pesticide residue levels in products, pay attention to the presence of various pathogenic bacteria in food, ensure the safety of food and related products, and mitigate export risks.
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