The FDA has expanded its recall of potentially radioactive shrimp, affecting multiple brands sold at Walmart, Kroger, and other retailers across the United States. Recent investigations revealed that shrimp sold in various states, including Illinois, Indiana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Louisiana, might be contaminated. A significant number of packages, totaling over 45,000 pounds, have been recalled amid fears of radioactive exposure and associated cancer risks. Consumers are advised to be vigilant, as additional products from companies such as AquaStar and Jacksonville-based suppliers have been implicated. The situation has intensified calls for stricter food safety inspections and has raised alarm among seafood suppliers and lawmakers in the affected regions.