It will still be a few weeks before supply is back to normal, he said.
for their children “should begin to see improvement” on store shelves “within days.”
While formula production had already been slowed by supply chain issues due to the pandemic, the problem became worse in February after Abbott Nutrition shut down ain Sturgis, Michigan, over a suspected link to the deaths of two infants from bacterial infections. Abbott, however, has said that it conducted a review and found “no evidence” linking their baby formulas to the illnesses.May 17, 2022“Abbott has remediated a number of the issues, and we’re going to make sure it gets done as quick as possible,” he said, adding the plant will need to be up and running before the situation is completely alleviated.The White House has announced a
Califf said the additional staff would help stop similar problems from happening in the future. As for the present, he said there have already been signs of improvement.
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