However, if you have Kirkland Signature smoked salmon in your house, you'll want to check the label as Costco just announced a recall on the product due to possible listeria contamination. Acme Smoked Fish Corp.

Costco's latest recall on chicken products is part of a larger recall of BrucePac ready-to-eat meat over listeria concerns.

This recall comes soon after Costco recalled certain chicken products over listeria concerns. Those recalls were part of a wider recall of ready-to-eat poultry that affected certain products sold at stores nationwide including Aldi, Walmart, Target, Giant Eagle, HEB, Trader Joe’s and Kroger.

WASHINGTON — A brand of smoked salmon sold at Costco stores across the country is being recalled over concerns that some of the fish may be contaminated with listeria. Acme Smoked Fish Corp. issued the voluntary recall Tuesday for certain packages of smoked salmon sold under Costco's Kirkland Signature brand.

More chicken products sold at Costco have been recalled due to fears of listeria contamination, as part of a much larger recall of ready-to-eat chicken. Costco typically contacts shoppers who have purchased a recalled item and maintains a list including the lot codes and best-by dates of affected products.

More chicken products sold at Costco have been recalled due to fears of listeria contamination, as part of a much larger recall of ready-to-eat chicken. The most recent recalls include Readywise

Another day, another contaminated food product that Americans have to keep an eye out for. This time it’s from Costco (COST), which told customers earlier this month that some of its ready-made meal kits might have been contaminated with listeria.