More than 1.5M pounds of hot dogs, deli meat and more recalled nationwide

A nationwide meat and poultry recall is happening because of a possible temperature issue during storage. Caroline Woods is in for Maribel Abre this morning and joining us live from the NASDAQ with our Market Watch report. I mean, do we need a recall of meat when it's already a hot commodity these days? It's hard to get. Good morning, Aliana and Matt. Yes, more than one and a half million pounds of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products have been recalled nationwide due to these potential health concerns. The Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service said the recalled products may have been stored at unsafe temperatures. KM Foods of Chelsea, Massachusetts said the recall affects hot dogs, sausages, bacon, and deli meats sold under multiple brand names. The company said there have been no reports of illness from anyone consuming the products. The recall was classified as a Class 1, though, its highest risk level, meaning there's a reasonable probability that the recalled products will cause serious adverse health consequences or even death. Now, anyone who has purchased the recalled products, they're asked to discard them or return the items to the place of purchase for a full refund. For more information, visit USDA.gov. So check those meats in your fridge and the bacon in your freezer before eating it.