Indonesia Detects Radiation at Clove Farm
Indonesian authorities have found traces of radioactivity at a clove farm on Sumatra island, according to a government spokesperson.
The discovery was made as part of an investigation launched after the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) detected Cesium-137 contamination in spices from Indonesia.
The US FDA recently detected the presence of Cesium-137 in a sample of cloves from PT Natural Java Spice.
The Indonesian government has sent inspection teams to several facilities, including a processing facility and farms on Java and Sumatra islands.
- Traces of radioactivity were found at a clove farm in Lampung, Sumatra.
- The government has banned the farm from selling its cloves as a preventive measure.
Autor's resume: Indonesia detects radiation.
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