baby formula

Generous moms donate extra breast milk to help those affected by the baby formula shortage

President Joe Biden admits he didn’t understand that shutting down an Abbott plant would have a major impact on baby formula. As the U.S. turns to other countries for help in dealing with the formula shortages, milk banks across the country are stepping up to ease some of the burdens for many struggling families, all thanks to the generosity of mothers donating their extra breast milk for those who need it the most.

DHSS launching audit into FDA response leading to baby formula shortage

The Department of Health and Human Services’ Oversight Agency is launching an audit into how the Food and Drug Administration responded leading up to the massive February recall of formula from Abbott Nutrition and closure of their plant, slashing the U.S. formula supply. The inquiry comes as the White House is trying to defend how it has responded to the critical shortage.

More packages of baby formula from overseas arriving in the U.S.

We now have a better idea of when more baby formula will show up in stores. Abbott says it’ll reopen the plant at the heart of a nationwide recall on June 4, and supplies should soon start hitting store shelves about two weeks later. In the meantime, the second flight of the Biden administration’s “Operation Fly Formula” has landed.