The FDA reported that it had inspected the two foreign plants that manufacture Nara Organics infant formula, which caused the infant botulism outbreak. The FDA found problems at both plants. The FDA did not name the business or its country. However, the FDA reports that problems observed at the plants have led to actions by the companies that are now under review. The FDA inspections were conducted before the agency learned of the outbreak, according to a statement issued after regular business hours. Officials with Nara Organics continue to refuse to report the manufacturer of their infant formula. However, the company website states that Milchwerke Mittelelbe GmbH, also known by its brand name Elb-Milch and a subsidiary of the Krüger Group, is the manufacturer of Nara Organics infant formula. The whole milk powder used in the production of the Nara infant formula was made with milk supplied by Organic West Milk and spray-dried by Dairy Farmers of America. @ https://www.foodsafetynews.com/2026/06/fda-knew-of-deficiencies-at-foreign-plants-that-produced-infant-formula/?ref=fsn-weekly-newsletter
