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Flying Food Group hiring for multiple positions in Jamaica, NY
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Flying Food Group has announced a recruitment drive for various positions at its Jamaica, New York facility. The company is inviting candidates to apply through its careers website, as said in an announcement shared on March 31.

According to Flying Food Group’s official careers page, the Jamaica facility is strategically positioned to serve international airline clients operating out of John F. Kennedy International Airport. This site is part of the company's national network of 17 catering units, which support over 70 global airline and retail customers. The company emphasizes a team-focused workplace that values cultural diversity and employee development.

The Jamaica location frequently recruits for roles in food production, warehousing, logistics, and quality control. Common positions include food prep staff, sanitation workers, and inventory handlers, all contributing to high-volume meal production for airline service. Applicants are encouraged to apply through the official website for the most current openings.

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Employment at the Jamaica facility may include access to health insurance, paid time off, and promotional pathways within the company. The firm also provides job-specific training to support long-term employee retention and skill development. Positions accommodate a range of experience levels and are open to local applicants.

According to Flying Food Group’s official site, the company was established in 1983 and is headquartered in Chicago. It has grown into a leading airline catering provider in North America, known for its culinary quality, operational scale, and customer service. The company employs thousands across its U.S. locations and remains committed to excellence and diversity in the workplace.

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