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Despite statements from the World Health Organisation proclaiming food produced near the Daiichi plant safe, Japan stops food exports from around the stricken nuclear plant.
Milk from Fukushima along with spinach from four surrounding prefectures are included in the precautionary ban.
"There were media reports that excessive radioactive substance was detected in spinach and other leafy vegetables,"
Hirofumi Watabe, manager of the Tokyo Citizen Call Centre for Food Contamination by Nuclear Radiation said, "so many people called in to ask about food safety".
Water cannons and helicopters have been dousing the damaged reactors at the plant since the magnitude 9.0 earthquake struck the north east of Japan ten days ago.
