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The United States Food and Medicines Administration (FDA) said Tuesday that it is actively investigating after a Walmart shrimp sending positive for a man -made radioactive material.
US Customs & Border Protection (CBP) alerted the FDA on the detection of CESIO-137 contamination (CS-137) in shipping containers and frozen shrimp products processed in Indonesia in four US ports, including Los Angeles, Houston, Miami and Savannah, Georgia, according to a press release of the FDA.
The officials collected multiple samples for the radionuclide analysis, confirming CS-137 in a sample of empanados shrimp. The shrimp supplier, PT. Bahari Makmur Sejati (also known as BMS Foods), added to the “red list”, which means that its products cannot be sold in the US. UU. Until the problem is solved.
The frozen shrimp were positive for radioactive pollution. (Fox News / Fox News)
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Authorities said the product seems to have been prepared, packed or maintained in unhealthy conditions, which makes it contaminated with CS-137.
After CBP marked contaminated shipping containers, the FDA issued an import alert on Thursday for chemical pollution.
Walmart allegedly received potentially contaminated crude fringed shrimp imported after the date of the first CBP detection, but of shipments that did not alert for CS-137, according to the statement.
The FDA urged Walmart to remember the shockers impacted. (Fox News / Fox News)
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Walmart immediately recalled the shrimp in the direction of the FDA.
“The health and safety of our clients is always a priority,” Walmart wrote in a statement to Fox Business. “We have issued a sales restriction and eliminate this product from our impacted stores. We are working with the supplier to investigate.”
The FDA said it continues to coordinate with CBP to prevent any contaminated product from reaching consumers.
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The agency added that it is working with the regulatory authorities of Indonesian seafood to investigate the root cause of pollution.
FDA officials said that consumers should not eat or meet Walmart raw frog shrimp with lot codes: 8005540-1, 8005538-1 and 8005539-1.
Those who have recently bought the affected shrimp must throw them, the authorities said.
The FDA said that the product seems to have been prepared, packed or maintained in unhealthy conditions, which leads to pollution. (Istock / Istock)
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CS-137 is a radioactive material made by man created during nuclear reactions. CS-137 traces can be found in the environment, including soil, food and air.
The FDA evaluates any unexpected finding of CS-137 in a food product to determine if the monitoring action is justified case by case.
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The FDA said it will continue working to track all the products involved processed by BMS Foods through the supply chain.
BMS Foods did not immediately respond to Fox Business’s request for comments.