KZY Logistics, LLC, transported a load of Mrs. Ressler’s Food Products from New Jersey to California. When KZY’s driver delivered the cargo, the customer rejected it—its temperature was higher than expected, making it unsafe. Mrs. Ressler’s filed a suit against KZY in a federal district court. KZY contended that the temperature in its refrigerated trailer was proper and that Mrs. Ressler’s had delivered a “hot” product for transport. KZY supplemented its allegations with temperature readings from the unit during the time in question. In transporting the cargo, what level of care did KZY owe Mrs. Ressler’s? Did KZY meet this standard? Explain. [Mrs. Ressler’s Food Products v. KZY Logistics, LLC, 675 Fed.Appx. 136 (3d Cir. 2017)] (See Bailments.)