An ongoing shrimp recall continues to send shockwaves throughout the U.S. The reason? A radioactive isotope called Cesium-137 (Cs-137), which can increase cancer risk over time. The public first got wind of the recall on Aug. 19, when Beaver Street Fisheries, LLC, recalled certain bagged, frozen shrimp products sold at Walmart due to possible Cs-137…
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is recommending a recall of frozen raw shrimp sold at Walmart nationwide, the organization said on Tuesday. The shrimp, sold under the Great Value brand, may contain radioactive materials, which could raise cancer risk over time. Check your freezer for any affected shrimp, the FDA said, and throw it…
Four major recalls occurred the week of June 9, affecting food and medical products. If you have any of the following products, throw them out or return them right away. Last Friday, 1.7 million dozen eggs from August Egg Company were recalled nationwide over Salmonella concerns. The eggs were tied to a 79-person Salmonella outbreak…
