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FDA urges recall of Walmart shrimp

Walmart’s ‘radioactive shrimp’ recall isn’t a reason to fear irradiated food

Authorities subsequently detected elevated levels of the radioisotope Cesium-137 (Cs-137) in containers in Los Angeles, Miami, Houston, and Savannah.

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Walmart Recalls Frozen Shrimp Over Potential Radioactive Contamination

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

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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 urges recall of Walmart shrimp over radioactive contamination fear

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Do Not Eat the Radioactive Shrimp!

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FDA warns against eating certain shrimp sold at Walmart amid investigation into radioactive contamination

The FDA said that a radioactive isotope, cesium-137, was detected in a sample of breaded shrimp detained at US ports – in Los Angeles, Houston, Savannah, and Miami – from an Indonesian supplier named...

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Frozen Shrimp Sold at Walmart Flagged by FDA for Possible Radiation Contamination

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

FDA Recalls Walmart Frozen Shrimp Over Radioactive Contamination Concerns

The FDA has recalled Walmart's Great Value frozen raw shrimp after possible contamination with a radioactive isotope. Here’s a list of impacted products.

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'I said my goodbyes': Survivor recalls mass stabbing at Michigan Walmart

Aaron Boudot was shopping for sidewalk chalk with his family in July when a man began stabbing him in a spree that injured 11 people.

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Hair dryers sold online through Walmart, Target, Amazon recalled over potential electrocution risk

The recalled Remington hair dyers were sold exclusively online at Walmart Marketplace, Target Marketplace and Amazon, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.