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Slow recovery for seafood processors in Fukushima disaster zone

The five coastal prefectures hard hit by Japan's 2011 tsunami have been slow to recover, Fisheries Agency survey results reportedly show

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 17, 2015 16:13 GMT
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The five coastal prefectures hard hit by Japan's 2011 tsunami have been slow to recover, according to Japan Times News, citing Fisheries Agency survey results released Thursday [...]

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