Flying Food Group celebrates Thanksgiving with employees at LAV facility

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Flying Food Group, Inc. celebrated Thanksgiving at its LAV facility by gifting each employee a turkey to take home. This gesture was meant to show appreciation for the hard work and dedication of the team. In addition, management planned a special Thanksgiving lunch for all employees.

“Happy Thanksgiving to all our wonderful employees at the LAV facility, and thank you to our management team for making this happen!” expressed the company in their announcement.

Flying Food Group, founded in 1983 by Sue Ling Gin, provides food catering services to major airlines such as Air France and Lufthansa. The company is headquartered in Chicago.

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