Three lots of Great Value brand frozen shrimp have been removed from Walmart stores after the Food and Drug Administration detected Cesium-137, a radioactive isotope, in shipping containers and in a sample of breaded shrimp imported from Indonesia.

Although there’s been no confirmation of radiation risk in food purchased at Walmart stores, the FDA said that it has detected unsafe levels of cesium-137 contamination at four U.S. ports. This contamination likely suggests that the shrimp was packaged in unsanitary conditions.

Shrimp sold across 13 states has tested positive for Cesium-137, causing people to wonder what happens if you eat radioactive shrimp.

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