The FDA had prior knowledge of deficiencies at international facilities producing infant formula linked to botulism.
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The FDA was aware of operational deficiencies at foreign plants responsible for producing infant formula, according to a report by Food Safety News. These facilities have been linked to a botulism outbreak spanning multiple states.
The revelations raise questions regarding oversight of international suppliers and the timing of regulatory interventions to protect infant health.
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