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newsmatt

AP correspondent Matt Small examines the risk of consuming radiation from food as Japanese officials take steps to stop radiation-tainted food from reaching consumers.

Mar 22, 2011, 12:55 PM
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AP correspondent Matt Small takes a look at what's being done to make sure contaminated foods don't reach consumers outside of Japan.
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