“Is Japan expanding exports of marine products to South Korea?”…South Korean government “Seafood import ban on eight prefectures remains in place”

Regarding the media report that ``Japan is promoting the expansion of exports of its seafood products to South Korea,'' Park Sung Hoon, vice-minister of the South Korean Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, said, ``There is no such proposal from the Japanese side.
I have never received one,'' he said. On the 13th, at a press conference held at the government building in Seoul regarding the release of radioactively treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the ocean, Vice Minister Park said the following:
The ban on the import of marine products for the eight prefectures continues to be applied without exception." In South Korea, a certain media reported on the previous day (12th), ``The Japanese government, led by the Japan External Trade Corporation, announced that
"They are plotting to expand exports of marine products." This was implemented to support the domestic seafood industry, as China effectively banned all imports of Japanese seafood after the release of treated water into the ocean.
It means "measures to take." Regarding this, Vice Minister Park said, ``Imported marine products that may pose a risk to the safety and health of the people will never enter our waters.''
Ta. Regarding the ``Second Public-Private Joint Special Inspection on Country of Origin Labeling of Imported Marine Products'', which has been conducted since the 28th of last month, Vice Minister Park said, ``To date, 9,384 locations have been inspected, and 47 companies that violate country of origin labeling have been identified.
"we have detected it," he said.