U.S. to Boost Baby Formula Imports to Ease Nationwide Shortage After Abbott Nutrition Recall

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U.S. to Boost Baby Formula Imports to Ease Nationwide Shortage After Abbott Nutrition Recall
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The FDA will announce specific actions to increase baby formula imports in coming days amid a nationwide shortage, senior administration officials said, as retail data showed 43% of supplies were out of stock at U.S. stores in the first week of May

to find out if they have a product under recall. The FDA is advising consumers not to use recalled Similac, Alimentum or EleCare powdered infant formulas.During the first week of May, 43% of baby formula supplies were out of stock at stores across the U.S., according to Datasembly, a company that tracks retail data. Abbott said it can restart the Sturgis plant within two weeks if the FDA signs off, but it will take up to eight weeks for products to make it to stores.

President Joe Biden met earlier on Thursday with Walmart, Target, Reckitt and Gerber to discuss ways to ease the shortage. Biden has asked the Federal Trade Commission to use its power to monitor reports of price gouging amid the shortage, and the Justice Department is working with state attorneys general to deal with predatory behavior by retailors, the administration officials said.

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