Business & Tech

Another Recall for Lawrenceville-Based Flying Food Group

The food manufacturer has issued a recall of items sold at RaceTrac due to a possible Listeria contamination.

Flying Food Group has issued a recall of some of its products sold at stores across the state of Georgia. 

According to the Associated Press, the Lawrenceville based food manufacturer announced the recall Saturday and said the potentially deadly bacteria Listeria could be items produced by its plant. No illnesses related to the recall have been reported.

Production at the plant has been suspended until an investigation can be completed. 

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The items recalled all have an expiration date of November 30, 2011. They include: the Chicken Quarter Pounder, the Chicken Quarter Pounder with Tomatoes, the Ham Quarter Pounder, the Ham Quarter Pounder with Tomatoes and the American Sub.

Customers who purchased the items can receive a full refund.

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For more information, contact Ellen Pritsker at (312) 243-2122 ext. 127 or epritsker@flyingfood.com.

Flying Food Group also issued recalls of their product .


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