Vladivostok. August 24. VOSTOK-MEDIA – conducted over the past week, radiological studies of fish and fish coming in Primorsky Krai, both imported and domestically produced, radioactive elements not identified. As the Assistant Head of Department of the Primorsky Rosselkhoznadzor Vitaliy Salenko, over the past week from abroad has been imported only one batch of imported products. This is more than 20 tons of trout originating from Chile. According to the results of laboratory control of the party selected samples Maritime Interregional Veterinary Laboratory revealed the presence of radionuclides. Food products fully meets Russian safety and quality requirements. From Japan over the past week of fish and seafood have been reported. Maritime Interregional Veterinary Laboratory also conducted a study of samples taken from 1249.2 tonnes of fish and 175.6 tonnes of fish meal. Radioactive substances also were found. All Regional News
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