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FDA urges recall of Walmart shrimp

Radioactive contamination prompts shrimp recall at Walmart—what parents need to know

Walmart pulled certain shrimp from its shelves in 13 states after the FDA raised concerns about potential radioactive contamination.

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Walmart Recalls Frozen Shrimp Over Potential Radioactive Contamination

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Walmart recalls Great Value shrimp after FDA warns of risk of radioactive contamination

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FDA warns shrimp sold at Walmart possibly exposed to radioactive material

The FDA is warning that customers should avoid eating certain frozen shrimp sold at Walmart over concerns that it was possibly exposed to radioactive material.

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FDA warns against eating possible radioactive shrimp sold at Walmart

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Radioactive shrimp? FDA says not to eat this product from Walmart

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Don’t eat these potentially radioactive shrimp, FDA warns

Federal officials are coordinating with Indonesian seafood regulatory authorities to investigate the root cause of the contamination.

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Walmart Radioactive Shrimp Recall: Smarter Grocery Shopping With Cash-Back Cards

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Headlines: Radioactive Shrimp?!

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Was the potentially radioactive shrimp sold in your state? See map.

The recalled frozen shrimp were sent to 13 different states and were shipped into the country through four different ports.

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Oh, Fun, FDA Tests Found Radiation in This Major Grocery Brand’s Shrimp

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning that Great Value brand shrimp sold at Walmart in 12 U.S. states contained unsafe levels of the radioactive isotope cesium-137. Although not enough to cause acute radiation poisoning—which could cause serious health issues or even death—repeated exposure over a long period could increase risk for cardiovascular disease and cancer.

As 90% Of Adults Stress Over Food Prices, Are Radioactive Shrimp A Result Of Cost Cutting?

The FDA said it's investigating a shipment of Walmart shrimp that tested positive for radioactive material. As food costs rise, tariffs hit, is this just the beginning?