TOKYO -- The company behind the Don Quijote discount chain will offer scallops from Japan at 38 stores in Asia starting in November, seeking to find new markets as China maintains a ban on Japanese seafood over the Fukushima water discharge.
Don Quijote parent aims to find new customers amid Fukushima row with Beijing

Japanese retailers and restaurants have been busy promoting domestically caught scallops after China imposed a blanket ban on seafood imports from Japan. (Photo by Ryo Asayama)
TOKYO -- The company behind the Don Quijote discount chain will offer scallops from Japan at 38 stores in Asia starting in November, seeking to find new markets as China maintains a ban on Japanese seafood over the Fukushima water discharge.