So here is some side information to consider:
This whole thing started off because some kids died because of contamination in formula. There was a huge recall and the affected batches had to be destroyed. Then the supply chain had to supply new fresh uncontaminated ingredients, the factory had to be cleaned up and sterilized and inspected and recertified to reopen, and then they had to start making and distributing new product again. Since there are only two or three companies in the whole US making formula, they are extremely huge and make very large batches all at once.
Could this truckload be known contaminated backstock that needed to be destroyed? We do not know anything about it. Please be careful before you jump to conclusions.
The babies didnt die because of contaminated formula. They never found any contaminated formula in the plants, on the machines or in any of the formula in the plant. Who knows if the reported babies were even real.
Probably some babies that died from covid jabs, or their mother getting the jab while pregnant or breastfeeding.
As I understand it, there is a disagreement right now whether the nine babies' deaths were caused by bacterial contamination. The plant was found to have serious issues including pitting and pinholes in pipes that needed to be fixed. As usual, neglecting maintenance to extract maximum profit. I do not have any insider information, just repeating what I have read.
There were no bacterial issues found at the plants. I dont give a crap about pinholes. Those aren't bacterial contamination of product which is what they have to prove by finding bacteria contaminated product or machines contaminated with bacteria which they have never found. They shut the only baby food manufacturer in the US down and started importing baby food from china where they have 0 over sight and cant even prove what they claim.
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