Taiwan Eases Food Import Restrictions from Japan Post-Fukushima

Taiwan has relaxed its stringent regulations on food imports from Japan, which were initially imposed after the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011. The easing of restrictions was confirmed by Japan's agriculture ministry.

Taiwan has eased its restrictions on food imports from Japan that were introduced following a nuclear accident at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in 2011, Japan's agriculture ministry said on Wednesday.

The move signifies a significant shift in Taiwan's import policies, aimed at normalizing trade relations with Japan.

This decision is expected to foster stronger economic ties and increase the availability of Japanese food products in Taiwanese markets.

(With inputs from agencies.)