Baby Formula Recall Update as Product To Be Sold Again
Summary
Nara Organics recalled its baby formula in the U.S. after a botulism outbreak linked to American dairy suppliers. The company will resume selling the formula using European dairy sources and stricter safety testing following FDA and CDC investigations.Key Facts
- Nara Organics recalled its Whole Milk Organic Powdered Infant Formula in June due to possible botulism contamination.
- Four children in Pennsylvania, California, and Washington became sick and were hospitalized during the outbreak.
- The FDA and CDC investigated the outbreak and declared it over after linking the illness to milk supplied by U.S. dairy sources.
- Nara Organics stopped using American dairy suppliers in April 2025 and will use dairy from the European Union going forward.
- The company will apply more thorough testing for botulism bacteria in future products.
- The recalled formula had best-by dates ending in 2027 and was sold in major stores like Target and online.
- FDA advises consumers to throw away any recalled formula and clean all feeding equipment carefully.
- Nara Organics said it plans to bring its formula back to the U.S. market with improved safety measures.
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