Perfect Timing

Here's a beautiful story! Thanksgiving was November 23rd, the day we chow down on turkey birds, and for those that don't like the bird, there is the ham. Very festive, traditional and tasty. Explain then why a company that sold products they suspect are tainted with Listeria - turkey and ham products - between September 5th and November 13th would announce the recall of these contaminated food products on November 24th, THE DAY AFTER MOST OF THESE PRODUCTS WOULD HAVE ALREADY BEEN EATEN!!?!! HoneyBaked Foods, enjoy your own glazing and smoky flavor in hell.
Nov 24, 2006 9:33 pm US/Eastern
HoneyBaked Recalls Ham And Turkey Products
(AP) The HoneyBaked Foods company is recalling nearly 47-thousand pounds of its ham and turkey products, because they could be contaminated with Listeria.
Listeria is a microorganism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in children, the elderly or those with weakened immune systems. It can also cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women. For healthy adults, the symptoms are no picnic either. They include fevers, severe headaches, nausea and diarrhea.
The recalled products include six to eleven pound packages of "sliced and glazed fully cooked half ham” and 12 to 16 pound packages of whole ham. HoneyBaked is also recalling three pound packages of “sliced and glazed cooked boneless turkey breast” as well as the smoked version of the turkey.
The company has set up an 800-number for customer inquiries.
The glazed ham and turkey was produced between September fifth and November 13th. They were sold through the company's catalog, on the Internet and at HoneyBaked stores and kiosks in the Toledo, Ohio, region. The company has contacted catalog customers who purchased these products. For more information, call 800-461-3998.










