Formula shortage?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If they can't actually locate the source of the contamination at the plant (they still have not done so) then how do they know it did not happen in the homes, where they actually did find traces of the bacteria? What if this whole shutdown was unwarranted?

Because they found the same strain of bacteria IN THE PLANT. And lots of conditions that can lead to contamination.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If they can't actually locate the source of the contamination at the plant (they still have not done so) then how do they know it did not happen in the homes, where they actually did find traces of the bacteria? What if this whole shutdown was unwarranted?

Because they found the same strain of bacteria IN THE PLANT. And lots of conditions that can lead to contamination.

I read they found a different strain in the plant, and the same strain in two of the baby’s homes. And while there were violations, there was no evidence of actual contamination occurring.

[Anonymous]

Holy cow, before this weekend I had zero problems finding my baby’s formula anywhere and today I go to every store in Arlington it seems and they’re all out of basically every brand … yikes! She’s almost a year, I guess she’s going for a full stop

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If they can't actually locate the source of the contamination at the plant (they still have not done so) then how do they know it did not happen in the homes, where they actually did find traces of the bacteria? What if this whole shutdown was unwarranted?

Because they found the same strain of bacteria IN THE PLANT. And lots of conditions that can lead to contamination.

This isn’t true. Keep up.

[Anonymous]

Didn’t have time to read through all posting at this forum but just found this website from news article,

https://wcformula.com/