Gary Headrick

12 years later!! We deserve better!! Tell MAHA and the FDA you want better regulation for our food and for our families. 🐟🍵🍯🫐 Lower our cancer and chronic disease - causing cesium 134 & 137 to (100 Bq/kg). The US is 24 times higher than Japan (1200 Bq/kg). ☢️

Not to mention Torsional Stress youtu.be/TIJZKgiwWGY

This Memorial Day Weekend sign the MoveOn petition! US military folks in Japan & US markets are ‘fed’ food Japan doesn’t allow in their own market! Take Action: sign.moveon.org/petitions/ke… 1) Call FDA at 1-888-Seafood. Tell Kyle Diamantas Acting Director of Human Foods Division to respond to the Fukushima Fallout Awareness Network citizen petition filed on March 12th 2013 let him know 12 years is too long to wait FDA must lower the current outrageously admissible level of cesium-134 and cesium-137 in our food. 2) "Radioactive contamination in our food is absolutely not acceptable. The International Commission on Radiological Protection ICRP issued this guidance to governments in April of 2011: There may be situations where a sustainable agricultural economy is not possible without placing contaminated food on the market. As such foods will be subject to market forces this will necessitate an effective communication strategy to overcome the negative reactions from consumers outside the contaminated areas" 3) WHY? There is no acknowledgement from FDA about bioaccumulation of cesium in the food chain per USDA’s website and no update on Fukushima to FDA’s website since 2023. That year Japan began a 40-year program of dumping radioactive water into the Pacific (including tritium and carbon-14 which cannot be filtered) despite opposition from the scientific community, many governments, and from within the U.S. and Japan. 2023 was also the year FDA lifted all restrictions on food imports from Japan! Now Japan plans to spread 14 million cubic meters of “recycled” radioactive soil and materials around Japan, including in agricultural underlayment, which stands to further impact food exports and is a growing threat that requires stronger action. Worldwide radioactive contamination has continued to increase, and stands to get worse, including inside the U.S. “The push to expand the nuclear industry, whose capacity the Biden administration proposed to triple by 2050, largely with ‘advanced’ reactors that produce more radioactive waste, only compounds these problems. Since the Citizen Petition was filed in 2013, Americans continue to consume food from Japan that is potentially 12 to 24 times higher in cesium than what Japan permits to be sold or consumed there.