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A new U.S. study into so-called "forever chemicals" in seafood published Friday recommends the introduction of stricter public health guidelines for the amount of marine fish and shellfish people can safely consume.

Food waste is increasing: Some estimates suggest consumers worldwide throw out around a quarter of what they buy, even as inflation takes hold in wealthy nations and, worse again, millions of people in elsewhere endure malnutrition or sometimes famine. Consumption of seafood is also on the up, with China and the US seeing between 6% and 10% annual increases in demand in the five years up to 2022, according to Dutch lender Rabobank. But there could be a way to cut food waste while limiting the do

Women of child bearing age, pregnant women, breast feeding women, and children are not consuming the recommended amounts of seafood in the U.S. and Canada.

A majority of South Koreans are worried about Japan's discharge of treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea despite efforts by their government to allay fears, a poll published on Friday showed. Japan says the water from the wrecked nuclear power plant is safe and it began releasing it into the Pacific on Aug. 24 despite objections at home and abroad, particularly from China, Japan's biggest trade partner, which banned Japanese seafood. The South Korean government, however, has said it sees no scientific problem with the water release, though stressin...