Frozen Food Recall Expands

A company that’s recalled 10 million pounds of frozen foods says nearly 1/3 may still be in the marketplace, including some school cafeterias.

FOX News Radio’s Lisa Brady has details:

The recall by Buffalo, New York-based Rich Products was prompted by an E. coli outbreak; more than two dozen illnesses reported in 15 states. �The outbreak strain directly linked, so far, to two products sold under the Farm Rich brand: frozen mini pizza slices and frozen chicken quesadillas.

But the recall now covers everything made at a company plant in Georgia. �Rich estimates about three million pounds may still be in the marketplace, and 300,000 pounds may have ended up in school lunchrooms. �So far, no known link to any illnesses in schools.

Lisa Brady, FOX News Radio.