( CNN ) -- Burch Farms has recalled all cantaloupes and honeydew melons it grew this year because of possible listeria contamination , the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday . The FDA found Listeria monocytogenes or L. mono on a honeydew melon and at the packing facility in Faison , North Carolina , it announced in a news release . The melons were sold to distributors in 18 states along the East Coast and in the Midwest but may have been resold in other states . Refund for popular kids ' vitamins . Consumers can identify the affected cantaloupes by stickers ( either Burch Farms or Cottle Strawberry ) attached to them . People concerned they have bought Burch Farm honeydew melons should call the store where they purchased them and ask where the melons originated . Those melons do not have a sticker . The FDA says it does n't know of anyone getting sick because of eating these products . Listeriosis is preceded by flu-like symptoms including a fever , according to the FDA website . Symptoms include diarrhea , nausea and vomiting . People at risk include infants , pregnant women , adults with weakened immune systems and older adults . It can take several weeks before becoming sick , the FDA said . Drought has global impact on food prices .
Melons were grown in North Carolina , sold to food distributors in 18 states . FDA found listeria on a melon and the place where they were packed . No one known to be sick at this time , agency says . Comment: