Company expands baby formula recall following 1 death, 4 hospitalizations
Abbott Nutrition is expanding its recall of baby formula following one death and four hospitalizations reported due to possible infection with bacteria that may be in the formula.
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Mar 1, 2022, 10:13 AM
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2ds agoAbbott Nutrition is expanding
its recall of baby formula following one death and four hospitalizations
reported due to possible infection with bacteria that may be in the formula.
The company is including
some lots of the Similac PM 60/40 powdered instant formula.
They join other Similac,
Alimentum and EleCare powdered products with codes between 22 and 27,
and expiration dates of April 2022 or later in the recall.
It's a new part of a larger recall announced earlier this
month after products from the company's facility in Michigan was linked to
illness in babies.
