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The FDA asked Walmart to recall frozen shrimp over potential radioactive contamination. But what's the real risk level?

Walmart has recalled some of its shrimp products in the US after radioactive material was detected in a shipment of seafood.

Shrimp from Indonesia contaminated with man-made Cesium-137 found at US ports, FDA warns consumers not to eat Great Value ...

The FDA detected Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope, in one shipment of Great Value frozen raw shrimp to Walmart. It said the affected shipment wasn’t sold.

The shrimp was sold under the Great Value brand at Walmart stores in 13 states, including Florida, Pennsylvania and Texas.

The FDA advised the recall in an Aug. 19 notice, saying certain raw frozen shrimp products processed by Indonesian company PT. Bahari Makmur Sejati (doing business as BMS Foods) had tested positive ...

Possible contamination of shrimp by a radioisotope led the FDA to issue a do-not-eat-or-sell warning Tuesday for three lots ...

The FDA reports a recall of potentially radioactive shrimp is impacting Walmart Great Value products. Here's what to do with it, and what Cesium is.

Consumers are advised to throw away any of the products that match the descriptions connected to a shipment that was rejected from entering the U.S.

Those who have recently purchased the recalled raw frozen shrimp from Walmart should throw them away immediately, the FDA said.