Company A Products hired Company B Logistics, LLC, to transport a load of Refrigerated Food Product from Location A to Location B. When Company B's driver delivered the cargo, the customer rejected it because its temperature was higher than expected, making the Food Product unsafe. Company B Logistics argued that the temperature in its refrigerated trailer was proper and that instead, Company A Products had provided "hot" products for transportation. Company B Logistics provided appropriate temperature readings from the trailer during the time period in question to support its argument. Nonetheless, Company A Products filed a lawsuit against Company B Logistics in a federal district court. Is Company B Logistics liable to Company A Products for the value of the now spoiled Food Product?