- Massachusetts-based Kayem Foods Inc. has recalled more than 1.5 million pounds of hot dogs and bacon products because of improper warehouse storage temperatures.
- The USDA designated the Kayem Foods recall as a Class I health hazard affecting products shipped across the United States and Hong Kong.
- The problem came to light after a retail customer complained on October 1 that products had arrived at elevated temperatures.
- Federal authorities cautioned that the recalled meat could still be in household fridges and advised anyone who purchased the goods to refrain from eating them.
- No illnesses or adverse health effects have been reported in connection with the recalled meat or acetaminophen products.
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