Kayem Foods recalls more than 1.5 million pounds of ready-to-eat foods

Kayem Foods is recalling more than 1.5 million pounds of ready-to-eat foods distributed nationwide because they may have been held at unsafe temperatures, according to ABC7 Los Angeles. No illnesses have been confirmed.

The recall spans dozens of products marketed under multiple brand names and sent to retailers and food service locations. Consumers should not eat affected products and should discard them or return them, ABC7 Los Angeles reported.

The affected foods include hot dogs, deli meats and cocktail franks, according to ABC7 Los Angeles. Corned beef, bacon and chicken sausage are also included.

The products were made approximately between March 31 and Oct. 7, 2026, the outlet reported. The recall covers ready-to-eat foods sold under a variety of brand names rather than a single product line.

Distribution extended nationwide to both retail and food service locations, according to the report. The products therefore reached more than one type of sales outlet.

The stated reason for the recall is possible storage at unsafe temperatures. ABC7 Los Angeles reported no confirmed illnesses associated with the affected products.

Despite the absence of confirmed illnesses, the guidance for consumers is to avoid eating the recalled foods and either throw them away or return them, according to ABC7 Los Angeles.