Senate legislation not only would impose a requirement for infant formula firms to report production disruptions to the US Food and Drug Administration, but also require the agency to expand its regulation of the formula space and establish an office focused on the market.
The agency isn’t telling Capitol Hill yet that a formula shortage across the US has been eliminated, though.
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