In 2022, Japan notified China's food violations of the Japanese Food Sanitation Law
According to statistics released by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, in 2022, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare reported a total of 160 cases of food violations imported from China to Japan. It mainly involved 47 product categories, including vegetables and vegetable products (36 cases), nuts and fruit products (21 cases), aquatic products and their products (17 cases), processed foods (15 cases) and cereals and cereal products (14 cases). The reasons for violations mainly focus on microbial contamination, biotoxins, pesticide residues and food additives. The details are as follows:
2026-10-11
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