In Japan, only pufferfish or fugu processed according to tight safety regulations can be distributed and exported. theSun theSundaily animal delicacy pufferfish Japan
: It is safe for Malaysians to consume pufferfish from Japan as Japan’s extensive and tight safety regulations in processing and exporting the fish make the seafood delicacy safe for consumption.
His remarks that it is safe to consume pufferfish from Japan come in the wake of Malaysians possibly now avoiding it after two senior citizens in Kluang died in March from eating pufferfish. In Japan, thanks to the safety measures on pufferfish or fugu consumption, the Japanese people enjoy approximately 10,000 tonnes of pufferfish every year safely.
The Ministry’s Food Sanitation administration includes the establishment of standards based on the Food Sanitation Act and unified guidelines for inspection and guidance that its regional governments follow when granting permission for food operator businesses and conducting on-site inspections and guidance.
Only special facilities with qualified personnel that passed the exam are allowed to process pufferfish. He also said Malaysia’s ability to offer traditional Japanese pufferfish delicacy will raise its popularity among tourists and food lovers given its deep understanding of foreign food cultures and diversity.
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