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Abbott faces criminal investigation over baby formula, says report

The Michigan plant came to national attention in 2022 after FDA, while fielding reports of infants sickened by formula produced there, found strikingly unsanitary co

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Though FDA inspectors who swabbed the area near production lines at the plant found samples of the bacteria

The US Department of Justice has opened an investigation into operations at the Abbott Nutrition infant formula plant in Michigan that shut down over sanitation problems early last year, causing a lengthy and widespread infant formula shortage.
The company confirmed the investigation in an email but offered no further details, other than that it was “cooperating fully,” according to an Abbott spokesman.
The Michigan plant came to national attention in 2022 after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), while fielding reports of infants sickened by formula produced there, found strikingly unsanitary conditions, including puddles of water on the floor near production lines. 
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First Published: Jan 22 2023 | 10:29 PM IST

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