Abbott Says Agreement Reached To Reopen Baby Formula Plant

A U.S. baby formula maker has reached an agreement with the FDA to reopen its Michigan plant, which was closed due to a recall. Production is expected to restart in two weeks, but it will take 6 to 8 weeks for the formula to reach stores. The White House is easing import rules and providing logistical support to address the shortage.

What is the expected time frame for the baby formula to be available in stores after production restarts?

• 2 to 4 weeks

• 4 to 6 weeks

• 6 to 8 weeks

• 8 to 10 weeks

Which organization did the baby formula maker reach a deal with to reopen its plant?

• EPA

• CDC

• USDA

• FDA

What was a major factor contributing to the baby formula shortage?

• Increased demand

• Product recall and plant shutdown

• Labor strikes

• Import restrictions

What action did the White House take to help alleviate the baby formula shortage?

• Banned exports

• Subsidized formula prices

• Relaxed import rules

• Increased production quotas

What kind of support did the administration offer to formula producers?

• Logistics support

• Financial aid

• Research grants

• Marketing assistance