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When a seafood imports from Japan dives after the Fukushima waste water is released.

Hello and you're listening to the Marketplace Morning Report live from the BBC World Service.

I'm Leana Bern, very good morning to you.

It's almost a month since Japan began releasing retreated waste water from the Fukushima

nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean.

The move was controversial particularly for Japan's fishing industry which opposed

it.

And on the same day China said it would ban all Japanese seafood imports, China's imports

from Japan.

It started to tail off in the summer and now we've got fresh numbers, Chinese imports

of Japanese seafood plummeted by 67% in August and that's a blow because last year those

sales were worth more than half a billion dollars.

Earlier I asked our business reporter, Mariko Oy, who's set to lose out the most.

I think if you're talking about local fishermen, it is a huge hit because China is the biggest

import of Japanese seafood but if you're talking about Japan's economy as a whole, China

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