Coverage dated December 21, 2025
Frozen shrimp sold in 17 states recalled due to possible radioactive contamination
Headline from WWL New Orleans
More than 80,000 bags of frozen shrimp has been recalled due to possible contamination with cesium-137.
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WWL New Orleans
Frozen shrimp sold in 17 states recalled due to possible radioactive contamination ↗ (opens WWL New Orleans)Published
WWL New Orleans's feed description
More than 80,000 bags of frozen shrimp has been recalled due to possible contamination with cesium-137.
Fox32 Chicago
Frozen shrimp sold in multiple states recalled due to possible radioactive contamination, FDA says ↗ (opens Fox32 Chicago)Published
Fox32 Chicago's feed description
The recalled shrimp products were sold in multiple states, including New York, Illinois, Nevada, and Oregon.
CBS News
Frozen shrimp sold at Illinois Jewel-Osco stores recalled for radioactive contamination ↗ (opens CBS News)Published
CBS News's feed description
Some brands of frozen shrimp sold at Illinois Jewel-Osco stores are being recalled because of possible exposure to a radioactive contaminant.
ABC 7 Chicago
Frozen shrimp sold at Jewel recalled, may contain radioactive isotope: FDA ↗ (opens ABC 7 Chicago)Published
ABC 7 Chicago's feed description
There is a Waterfront Bistro shrimp recall. The frozen fish sold at Jewel may contain a radioactive isotope, the FDA says.
NBC Chicago
Frozen shrimp recalled from Jewel-Osco grocery stores in Illinois over health, safety concerns ↗ (opens NBC Chicago)Published
NBC Chicago's feed description
The recall is part of the FDA's active investigation into frozen shrimp products that could potentially be contaminated with radioactive material.
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