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G-7 calls for removal of ban on Japanese fishery products

G-7 calls for removal of ban on Japanese fishery products

OSAKA: The trade ministers of the Group of Seven advanced economies issued a joint statement calling for the immediate removal of the ban on imports of Japanese fishery products.This statement was seemingly directed at China’s trade restrictions, which were imposed in response to Japan’s release of treated water from its Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean, reported Japan’s Jiji Press. The G-7 members emphasised, “We strongly call for the immediate repeal of any measures that unnecessarily restrict trade, including the newly introduced import restrictions on Japanese food products.” The ministers expressed concern about what they perceive as a growing trend of coercive economic measures, which utilise export and import restrictions to exert pressure on trading partners.Following the nuclear plant’s release of treated water containing trace amounts of radioactive tritium in late August, China implemented a comprehensive ban on imports of Japanese fishery products. Subsequently,

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