Measuring radiation risk of Japanese foodstuffs to Europe
Radiation Risk by Consumption of Contaminated Food after the Catastrophe at Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant German Society for Radiation Protection www.strahlentelex.de (Gesellschaft für Strahlenschutz e.V.) Thomas Dersee / 12. April 2011
The German Federal Minister for Nutrition, Agriculture and Consumer Protection has announced that the European Commission and the EU member states have agreed on April
8 to adopt the valid Japanese allowable limits for maximum contamination by radionuclides
as new limits for food and animal feed from Japan imported into the European Union.
The respective contamination limits are as follows, in Becquerel per
kilogram (Bq/kg)…….
http://www.strahlentelex.de/RadiationRisk_EU_042011_engl.pdf
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