Fukushima seafood on trial sale

Fukushima seafood on trial sale

SOMA, Japan - A man picks up a pack of octopus at a supermarket in Soma, Fukushima Prefecture, on June 25, 2012. Octopus and whelks caught off the coast of Fukushima went on trial sale the same day at supermarkets and retail stores in the city in the northeastern Japan prefecture, the first Fukushima seafood sold since the nation's worst nuclear plant crisis was triggered in March 2011.

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