TAMPA MAID FOODS, LLC is recalling 2,007 cases of breaded butterfly shrimp because the products may be contaminated with Cesium-137 (Cs-137), a radioactive isotope. The recall affects several varieties, including Panko Style, Coconut, and Cleantail Breaded Butterfly Shrimp sold under the Admiral of the Fleet and Portico Seafood Classic (Sysco) brands. These products were distributed in 12-pound bulk master cartons and are intended to be kept frozen.
Cesium-137 is a radioactive material that can increase the risk of cancer if consumed. While no injuries or illnesses have been reported to date, the presence of radioactive contamination in food products poses a potential long-term health risk.
You have 2 options:
Bulk packaging, corrugated master cartons. NET WT 12 lbs. (4 x 3lbs cartons). KEEP FROZEN.
Bulk packaging, corrugated master cartons. NET WT 12 lbs. (4 x 3lbs cartons). KEEP FROZEN.
Bulk packaging, corrugated master cartons. Master carton case (4 x 3lb). KEEP FROZEN.
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