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About test result of radioactive material of food that we carried out in Yokohama-shi
Last Updated December 20, 2024
About radioactive material test result of food that we carried out in 2024
| Type of food | Results Details (Excel) | Results Details (PDF) | Total number of specimens tested | Exceeding the standard value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agricultural products | Test results (Excel: 11KB) | Test results (PDF: 48KB) | 9 Samples |
0 Samples |
| Marine products | Test results (Excel: 13KB) | Test results (PDF: 113KB) | 48 specimens | 0 Samples |
| Livestock products | Test results (Excel: 11KB) | Test results (PDF: 47KB) | 3 Samples | 0 Samples |
We publish test result of radioactive material of agriculture, livestock marine products and distribution food from the city that we carried out in 2024.
For more information about the results, see the results for each type of food.
| Type of food | Results Details (Excel) | Results Details (PDF) | Total number of specimens tested | Exceeding the standard value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agricultural products | Test results (Excel: 15KB) | Test results (PDF: 111KB) | 21 Samples | 0 Samples |
| Marine products | Test results (Excel: 22KB) | Test results (PDF: 139KB) | 74 specimens |
0 Samples |
| Type of food | Results Details (Excel) | Results Details (PDF) | Total number of specimens tested | Exceeding the standard value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Mass retailers, etc. |
Test results (Excel: 15KB) | Test results (PDF: 63KB) | 19 specimens |
0 Samples |
Internet |
Test results (Excel: 13KB) | Test results (PDF: 54KB) | 8 Samples | 0 Samples |
Inspection results that Motoichi carried out in the past
As we publish test result from 2011 to 2023 that Motoichi carried out every year, please see.
Standard values for radioactive substances (radioactive cesium) in foods under the Food Sanitation Law
For radioactive materials, standard values are set by the Food Sanitation Law as radioactive cesium.
For regulated nuclides, it is said that nuclides with a relatively long half-life and long-term effects should be considered. Cesium, strontium, lutenium, and plutonium, which are nuclides with a half-life of more than one year, are regulated. In addition, for nuclides other than cesium, the ratio with cesium is calculated to ensure that the additional internal exposure dose is not exceeded by 1 millisievert per year.
When setting the standard value, the age group, gender, etc. are subdivided, and it is set to be below the strictest value, and there is a possibility that the age group with a high intake of food and the sensitivity to radiation is high. It is carefully considered for children and infants.
Please refer to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare website (outside site) for materials for setting standard values.
Classification of food | Standard value |
|---|---|
| Foods for baby/infant | 50Bq/kg |
| Drinking water | 10Bq/kg |
| Milk | 50Bq/kg |
| General food products | 100Bq/kg |
What is the detection limit?
The minimum concentration that can be detected is calculated automatically, depending on the target item, the accuracy of the measuring device, the measurement time, etc.
Basic knowledge about radioactive materials
This site provides detailed information on basic knowledge of radioactive materials.
Information related to the Great East Japan Earthquake Radioactive substances in food (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) (outside site)
Information on radioactive materials in food (Food Safety Commission) (outside site)
Radioactive substances in food (Consumer Affairs Agency) (outside site)
For those who want to know about radioactive materials in food (information for consumers) (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries) (outside site)
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Inquiries to this page
Food and Hygiene Division, Medical Care Bureau Health and Safety Department
Telephone: 045-671-2460
Telephone: 045-671-2460
Fax: 045-550-3587
Email address: ir-syokuhineisei@city.yokohama.lg.jp
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