According to the FDA, one of the shrimp materials detained at the border contained the traces of Cesia-137’s radioactive isotope. The level was 68 BK/kg, which was much lower than the number of 1200 BK/kg permission. Nevertheless, the department had doubts in conditions where the product was processed and packaged.
It is important to indicate that there is no infected shrimp on the shelves of the stores. However, on March 15, 2027, three parties with the date of conformity responded to the FDA measure. It is recommended that buyers immediately throw such products immediately.
The FDA also added BMS to the increasing importers list and banned imports of its products until violations were eliminated.
BMS has not yet commented on the situation.
Source: Ferra
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