JP Gov plans to ban using imported food ingredients for school lunch

On 3/30/2013, policy chief of the Liberal Democratic Party Takaichi stated in LDP’s meeting that they started considering to pledge to make all the food ingredients of school lunch domestically produced ones for House of Councillors election.

Having declared to participating in the negotiation for TPP, she commented they must promote the consumption of domestic food.

On 3/31/2013, Fukushima Diary reported “44 countries restricting import of food from JP, MAFF “may present a case to WTO [URL]””.
Making schools consume domestically produced food is easier than having other countries import food from Japan.

 

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Le gouvernement japonais prévoie d’interdire l’utilisation d’aliments importés pour les cantines scolaires

 

Le 30 mars 2013, le chef politique du Liberal Democratic Party, Mme. Takaichi, a affirmé au cours d’une réunion du LDP qu’ils commençaient à examiner leur promesse de rendre obligatoire que tous les aliments des cantines scolaires soient de production locale, promesse faite lors des élections à la Chambre des Conseillers.

Ayant déclaré participer aux négociations pour TPP, elle a déclaré qu’ils doivent promouvoir la consommation des produits locaux.

Le 31 mars 2013, le Fukushima Diary rapportait que 44 pays restreignent l’importation d’aliments du Japon, le MAFF : “On pourrait présenter l’affaire à l’OMS”.
Obliger les écoles à consommer local est plus facile qu’obliger les autres pays à importer des aliments japonais.

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