M&S to keep selling radioactive fish

SUPERMARKET giants Marks & Spencer yesterday said it would continue to stock salmon found to have very low levels of radioactive waste in their Irish stores.

M&S to keep selling radioactive fish

Experts here said the waste from the controversial Sellafield nuclear processing plant posed no risk to public health.

But the Consumers Association of Ireland called for better testing of such fish products before they were put on shelves, saying that no amount of radioactive waste was acceptable.

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