关于东电福岛第一核电站的ALPS处理水释放入海及日本产食品的安全性的"大臣致辞" | CAA

This page contains a minister's statement regarding the safety of ALPS-treated water discharge from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station and Japanese food products. The treated water undergoes decontamination, with tritium further diluted with seawater to meet regulatory standards. Tritium exists naturally in rainwater and seawater, does not accumulate in the body, and does not concentrate through food chains. Japan's annual planned tritium discharge is approximately 22 terabecquerels, lower than other countries' nuclear facilities. Continuous monitoring of tritium in seawater and seafood will be conducted. Japanese food products undergo stricter radioactive substance inspections than international standards.