Published 2 years ago

Abbott reaches deal with FDA to reopen baby formula plant linked to shortage

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Abbott says it will take between six-to-eight weeks before new products begin arriving in stores. The consent decree amounts to a legally binding agreement between the FDA and the company. The FDA is expected to announce additional steps Monday to allow more foreign imports into the U.S.

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News18 India

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The Guardian

Baby formula maker Abbott to restart production amid US shortage

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CTV News

Abbott says agreement reached to reopen baby formula plant

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The Independent

Abbott Nutrition strikes deal to restart factory linked to baby formula shortage

Shelves across US now empty of essential product

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Reuters

Abbott, FDA reach agreement to reopen baby formula facility in Michigan

Abbott Laboratories said on Monday it had reached an agreement with the U.S. health regulator to resume production of baby formula at its troubled Michigan plant, marking a major step towards resolving a nationwide shortage of the product.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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CBC News

U.S. to allow more imports of baby formula, reopen key plant to ease shortages | CBC News

Under fire from parents and politicians, U.S. President Joe Biden's administration announced steps Monday to ease a nationwide shortage of baby formula, including reopening the largest domestic manufacturing plant and increasing imports from overseas.

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