Several brands of salt were sold out on online food delivery sites in Fujian. Read more at straitstimes.com.
China, one of the world’s biggest seafood importers,in response to the discharge, citing the risk of radioactive contamination and fuelling consumer fears.
“It’s really not necessary to hoard salt, but when I saw loads of people panic-buying this morning, I quietly ordered 10 packets,” wrote one user on the microblogging platform Weibo.Shelves in one Beijing supermarket had been stripped of salt, social media pictures showed, while media said shares in some Chinese saltwater purification firms surged as much as a tenth.
Officials in Fujian’s city of Fuzhou vowed on social media to “ensure supply chain stability and sufficient stocks of culinary salt”, and urged people to “rationally buy salt according to their needs”. China has strict food safety rules, with sufficient domestic salt production to meet demand, so customers should not hoard the seasoning, the director of the China Salt Industry Association told media.
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