FDA warns 4 major retailers about failure to quickly stop sales of recalled ByHeart infant formula

TL;DR

Four major retailers (Walmart, Target, Kroger, Albertsons) were warned by the FDA for not promptly removing recalled infant formula.
The recalled ByHeart infant formula was linked to a botulism outbreak that sickened more than 50 babies in 19 states.
The recall was initiated on November 11th, but the formula was found for sale in stores days and weeks later.
One Target store even promoted the recalled formula with a "Sale!" sign.
Retailers have been asked to provide evidence of corrective actions taken.
The FDA reportedly delayed distributing full product lists to state and local officials, potentially slowing down the recall process.
All babies in the outbreak were hospitalized and treated for botulism.

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