Stefanik: ‘We have seen no plan from Biden admin’ to fix baby formula shortages
Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., and Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa, on the national baby formula crisis worsening.
Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., told "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday that "we have seen no plan from Biden administration" to fix the baby formula shortages.
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ELISE STEFANIK: Well, this is a crisis across America. I can think of a no more harrowing crisis for parents as they are desperately trying to find access to baby formula. Sam is nine months old, he is formula-fed. We are lucky in the sense that there is not a particular brand of formula, but for health issues some babies only take a certain type of formula. The shelves have been fairly empty in upstate New York and I’m hearing from parents all across America. We are demanding action. I actually saw this crisis coming and demanded the FDA respond in February of this year when there was the recall at the Sturgis, Michigan plant. This is a huge crisis and we want to make sure there is a plan. We have seen no plan from Joe Biden or the FDA.
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