台湾：放宽日本食品进口限制：
-5都道府县（台湾）发布产品-
2022 年 2 月 9 日
台湾行政院：
2011年3月，东电福岛第一核电站发生事故。
放宽进口限制：
在福岛县、栃木县、群马县、茨城县、千叶县、
它被强加于生产和加工食品，
宣布放宽进口限制。
2月8日，它宣布了一项放宽进口限制的计划。
台湾进口暂停：
到目前为止，台湾已暂停进口五个州生产的食品，酒精饮料除外。
台湾进口宽松：
(1) 基于科学证据，
（2）要求比国际标准更严格，
（三）保障人民群众食品安全，
根据“三项原则”和“三项措施”，放宽进口限制11年。
–JETRO
https://www.jetro.go.jp/biznews/2022/02/b1a128b18c2f972b.html
Zhengyuan: Adjusting Japan’s food import control measures to strictly control the health of the Chinese people with “three principles and three packages”
Date: 111-02-08
Source: Press and Communication Office Executive Yuan Political Councilor and SpokespersonLuo Bingcheng held a meeting today (8)
on “Japan’s Food Import Control Measures” with Deng Zhenzhong,
Political Councilor,
Minister of Health and Welfare
Chen Shizhong,
Minister of Economic Affairs
Wang Meihua,
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Wu Zhaoxie,
Chairman of the Executive Yuan Agriculture Committee Chen Jizhong.“Press conference.
A spokesman for Luo said that
most countries in the world have relaxed the control of Japanese food,
and Taiwan must keep pace with the times under the principle of returning to scientific evidence.According to the “Three Principles and Three Supports”,
the 11-year-old control measures for Japanese food have been reasonably adjusted,
and in accordance with the legal authorization of Article 4, Item 5 of the “Food Safety and Hygiene Management Law”,
relevant notices will be released today.
Program, looking forward to “replacing the old with the new” in the future, striving for stability, removing obstacles, and heading towards the goal of connecting with the world.
More than 40 countries,
including the 11 member states of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Pacific Partnership (CPTPP),
have been fully deregulated.
Among them,
the United States,
Singapore,
Israel and other countrieshave also joined the ranks of complete deregulation in 2021, while the EU has significantly deregulated.
https://www.ey.gov.tw/Page/9277F759E41CCD91/68064f10-79d6-434a-81f1-3800543a8f60
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