Store Shelves Are No Longer Bare, but Baby Formula Remains in Short Supply
Economy And Jobs,Supply Chains,Baby Formula,Trade,Parenting,Retail,Food
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More than six months after one of the largest infant formula manufacturing plants in the United States issued a recall and was then shut down because of contamination concerns, a newborn staple remains in short supply.
In parts of the country, parents and their families are scrambling to find precious containers of formula for their babies, and many large retailers remain out of stock of popular brands. Some companies like Walmart and Target are limiting the number of containers that can be purchased at one time.
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