Fish products from Japan must get health clearance, says Food Security Ministry


PETALING JAYA: Those importing fish products from Japan must adhere to procedures and regulations to ensure they are safe for consumption, says the Agriculture and Food Security Ministry.

"All import consignments must apply for an import permit from the Malaysian Quarantine Inspection Services Department (Maqis) and adhere to the conditions as stated by the Fisheries Department," the ministry said in a statement on Monday. (Aug 28)

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