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During the baby formula crisis, Congress temporarily suspended tariffs on baby formula imports by passing the Formula Act and the Bulk Infant Formula Retail Shelves Act. Yet most of these tariffs resumed in early 2023 and the United States remains vulnerable to another baby formula shortage.

In response to the infant formula supply disruption that followed the voluntary recall, the FDA has also taken multiple steps to improve the resiliency of the infant formula supply, including by providing manufacturers some flexibility through the exercise of enforcement discretion.

The FDA is advising parents and caregivers not to feed their baby Similac, Alimentum or EleCare powder formulas that meet all three of these conditions: the first two digits of the code are 22 through 37, and. the code on the container contains K8, SH or Z2, and. the expiration date is 4-1-2022 (APR 2022) or later.

Nutricia North America is recalling 94 cans of TYR Anamix Early Years infant formula because the product contains undeclared tyrosine, a nonessential amino acid. ing to the details published online by the FDA, the recall was initiated on May 17, 2023 and is ongoing.

In March 2023, Perrigo also issued a voluntary recall for some of their formula due to potential Cronobacter contamination, a recall which the FDA says they believe was "effective." Cronobacter was also found in ByHeart's finished formula which they flagged in October 2022.

Baby formula shortages have been in the news since the COVID-19 pandemic, but these shortages were compounded last year when Abbott, a main supplier of United States baby formula, had a manufacturing plant shut down due to an FDA investigation into bacterial contamination that resulted in two infant deaths.

Baby Formula Recall. One of the most notable baby formula recalls is Abbott Laboratories' February 2022 voluntary recall of Similac, Alimentum and EleCare formulas. Abbott recalled the baby formulas because of potential Cronobacter sakazakii bacterial contamination that led to the illness and death of infants.

Similac Alimentum is a popular non-dairy, hypoallergenic baby formula that is most commonly used for babies with a lactose intolerance, a cow's milk protein allergy or for chronically fussy babies that are prone to gas, colic, and other food allergies. Unfortunately, a Similac Alimentum recall is ongoing in 2023.

During the baby formula crisis, Congress temporarily suspended tariffs on baby formula imports by passing the Formula Act and the Bulk Infant Formula Retail Shelves Act. Yet most of these tariffs resumed in early 2023 and the United States remains vulnerable to another baby formula shortage.

In response to the infant formula supply disruption that followed the voluntary recall, the FDA has also taken multiple steps to improve the resiliency of the infant formula supply, including by providing manufacturers some flexibility through the exercise of enforcement discretion.

The FDA is advising parents and caregivers not to feed their baby Similac, Alimentum or EleCare powder formulas that meet all three of these conditions: the first two digits of the code are 22 through 37, and. the code on the container contains K8, SH or Z2, and. the expiration date is 4-1-2022 (APR 2022) or later.

Nutricia North America is recalling 94 cans of TYR Anamix Early Years infant formula because the product contains undeclared tyrosine, a nonessential amino acid. ing to the details published online by the FDA, the recall was initiated on May 17, 2023 and is ongoing.

In March 2023, Perrigo also issued a voluntary recall for some of their formula due to potential Cronobacter contamination, a recall which the FDA says they believe was "effective." Cronobacter was also found in ByHeart's finished formula which they flagged in October 2022.

Baby formula shortages have been in the news since the COVID-19 pandemic, but these shortages were compounded last year when Abbott, a main supplier of United States baby formula, had a manufacturing plant shut down due to an FDA investigation into bacterial contamination that resulted in two infant deaths.

Baby Formula Recall. One of the most notable baby formula recalls is Abbott Laboratories' February 2022 voluntary recall of Similac, Alimentum and EleCare formulas. Abbott recalled the baby formulas because of potential Cronobacter sakazakii bacterial contamination that led to the illness and death of infants.

Similac Alimentum is a popular non-dairy, hypoallergenic baby formula that is most commonly used for babies with a lactose intolerance, a cow's milk protein allergy or for chronically fussy babies that are prone to gas, colic, and other food allergies. Unfortunately, a Similac Alimentum recall is ongoing in 2023.