ST. PAUL —A&M Processing, of Hamburg, Minnesots, on Tuesday voluntarily recalled about 30 pounds of ring bologna  that might be contaminated with listeria monocytogenes. During routine sampling, Minnesota Department of Agriculture inspectors discovered the product was processed in a manner that could result in possible listeria contamination, according to a news release from the agency.

No adverse reactions or illnesses have been reported.

The ring bologna has a “packed date” of 10-4-2017. The product also bears the establishment number “625” inside the State of Minnesota mark of inspection and a “use by date” of 11-14-2017 on the label. Thirty (30) pounds were produced in the batch and 18 pounds have been accounted for.

It was sold in Jordan, Glencoe, Green Isle, Norwood Young America and Winsted.