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Shrimp sold at Walmart may be radioactive

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

The agency noted it has recommended that Walmart recall the product.

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Walmart recalls shrimp over possible radioactive contamination

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Did you buy frozen shrimp? FDA has issued a 'radioactive' recall in Oklahoma, more states

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FDA urges recall of Walmart shrimp over radioactive contamination fear

The FDA detected Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope, in one shipment of Great Value frozen raw shrimp to Walmart.

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FDA warns of potentially radioactive frozen shrimp sold at Walmart

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Raw Shrimp Sold at Walmart Recalled for Possible Radioactivity

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Frozen Shrimp Sold At Walmart Could Contain Radioactive Cesium – Here’s What You Need To Know

The problem was brought to light after U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) detained shipping containers at four of the largest ports – Los Angeles, Houston, Savannah, and Miami – as a possible ces...

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Walmart recalls frozen shrimp over potential radioactive contamination

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Radioactive shrimp possibly sold at Walmart, FDA warns

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Walmart recalls frozen shrimp in the US over potential radioactive contamination

Walmart has recalled frozen, raw shrimp sold in parts of the United States because health officials there say it could have potential radioactive contamination. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asked Walmart to pull three lots of Great Value brand ...

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No, Radioactive Shrimp Won’t Give You Super Powers, but It May Give You Something Else

Shrimp sold across 13 states has tested positive for Cesium-137, causing people to wonder what happens if you eat radioactive shrimp.

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?