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Jeonnam Office of Education, Reinforced Radiation Inspection of Marine Products for School Meals
Provincial Office of Education ¡°All-out efforts to manage seafood safety in preparation for discharge of contaminated water from nuclear power plants in Japan¡±
(Muan = Break News) Correspondent Lee Hak-soo = The Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education has greatly strengthened radioactivity tests on marine products delivered to school meals to ensure the safety of school meals in accordance with the Japanese nuclear power plant's plan to discharge contaminated water.
The Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education announced on the 5th that it would expand the radioactivity test of aquatic products from four times a year to ten times by establishing a ¡°plan to strengthen aquatic product radioactivity test¡± to ensure the safety of aquatic products in school meals while keeping an eye on trends related to the discharge of contaminated water from nuclear power plants in Japan.
The Provincial Office of Education also plans to completely ban the use of Japanese fishery products and continue to conduct radioactive testing of aquatic products in order to provide safe school meals from radiation.
In addition, it plans to establish an active cooperation system with related organizations to share information related to radiation inspection, while strengthening responses to prevent further damage, such as prompt guidance on unsuitable food ingredients, emergency recall, and suspension of delivery.
The Provincial Office of Education conducts radiation tests on marine products delivered to school meals in accordance with the 'Ordinance on the Supply of Safe School Meal Ingredients from Harmful Substances such as Radiation,' and targets 393 cases in 2022 and 500 cases in 2023 is in progress
In 2023, 141 tests conducted so far this year have received overall suitability, and seafood radioactivity tests (20 cases) conducted jointly with the Gwangju Food and Drug Administration this year have also been confirmed as safe ingredients.
The results of radioactivity testing of marine products are disclosed on the websites of provincial offices of education and si/gun education support offices.
Park Jae-hyeon, director of physical education and health at the Jeonnam Office of Education, said, "We will continue to do our best to provide high-quality, safe school meals that are trusted by parents and students through continuous school meal safety management."