Southwind Foods Recalls Frozen Shrimp Over Possible Cesium-137 Contamination

Southwind Foods Recalls Frozen Shrimp Over Possible Cesium-137 Contamination

Southwind Foods, LLC of Carson, California is voluntarily recalling a limited quantity of Frozen Shrimp, due to possible radionuclide (Cesium-137) contamination. Cs-137 is a man-made radioisotope of cesium. Traces of

More Shrimp Potentially Contaminated With Radioactive Material Recalled

After frozen shrimp sold at Walmart were recalled, the FDA shared another release for shrimp exposed to Cesium-137 from Southwind Foods.

FDA Expands Recall of Potentially Radioactive Shrimp

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is expanding a recall of frozen shrimp products days after border officials detected a radioactive isotope at four ports around the country. Southwinds Foods, a food distributor based in California, initiated a voluntary recall due to possible contamination…

Potentially radioactive shrimp recalled at Walmarts in a dozen states

The Food and Drug Administration warned Tuesday against eating certain brands of shrimp because they might be, uh, radioactive. Why it matters: This is not your chance to develop amazing crustacean-based superpowers. Any… The post Potentially radioactive shrimp recalled at Walmarts in a dozen states appeared first on .

US wholesalers Southwind, Beaver Street join Walmart in recalling BMS shrimp over radiation concerns

Carson, California-based Southwind lists 13 different products and five brand names in its website-posted recall notice, while Jacksonville, Florida-based Beaver Street's recall is for one specific product distributed at Walmart stores in 13 states

More frozen shrimp recalled over possible radioactive contamination, FDA warns

Southwind Foods in the United States initiates a recall of frozen shrimp. This action follows concerns about potential radioactive contamination with Cesium-137. The affected products were distributed across nine states recently. Health officials advise consumers against consuming the shrimp. They suggest either discarding the product or returning it for a refund.