(Reuters.) – American companies manufacturing baby formula have started importing their products after the United States’ health regulator allowed them to relax their import policy in order to resolve a shortage that had been partly caused by a lack of supply. Abbott Laboratories Michigan’s manufacturing plant recalls some products at (NYSE:) in February

Neocate producer Danone SA (OTC) are some of the importers, while Fonterra and a2 Milk from New Zealand have filed applications with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to supply baby formula to America.

The FDA signs off on the arrival of the product in the country. Manufacturers then distribute it through their supply chain and address unfulfilled orders. A spokesperson for U.S. Department of Health and Human Services explained that the FDA has signed off the FDA.

This is a listing of U.S.-based companies who are trying to bring baby formula back into the country in the aftermath of the crisis.

Imports major by date of manufacturer

Announcement

May 27, Bubs Australia Ltd plans to ship minimum 1.25 Million

There are many varieties of cans

Formula

Danone SA has doubled its shipments on May 26,

Formula, with approximately 500,000

Additional cans may be sent to

U.S.

May 22, Nestle SA (SIX) has been flying supplies out of the

Netherlands, Switzerland

It delivered 132 pallets Health

Science Alfamino Jr. and Science Alfamino

infant formulas

Gerber Goods 114 more

Start Extensive HA formula set to

You will be here in the following days

May 24th, Kendal Nutricare Approximately 2,000,000 cans of Infanticide

Expected to be in U.S. stores by formula

With shelves starting in June

Stock of 40,000 cans available for immediate delivery

Send the dispatch

May 16 Reckitt Benckiser Has boosted baby formula production

Approximately 30% off and expediting

Some products approved at an

Mexico Facility