Two outbreaks of infant botulism have been traced back to powdered whole-milk infant formula.
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Health concerns have risen following two separate outbreaks of infant botulism within a seven month period. Both incidents have been linked to the use of powdered whole-milk infant formula.
According to a report from Food Safety News, these cases highlight ongoing risks associated with specific infant nutrition products.
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