Remember when Joe Biden publicly celebrated a shipment of baby formula from Europe since his administration can’t seem to get a handle on America’s supply chain crisis?
If not, let us remind you:
Folks, I’m excited to tell you that the first flight from Operation Fly Formula is loaded up with more than 70,000 pounds of infant formula and about to land in Indiana.
Our team is working around the clock to get safe formula to everyone who needs it. pic.twitter.com/cX4KU0eDtZ
— President Biden (@POTUS) May 22, 2022
While the cognitively deficient president was celebrating his Operation Fly Formula, essentially admitting the United States is unable to feed its own children, a report emerged that revealed the shipment of baby formula from Europe won’t even make it to grocery store shelves.
The U.S. Food And Drug Administration (FDA) has reportedly been restricting certain baby formulas from Europe.
As if the Biden administration didn’t know already, baby formula brands from Europe are not registered with the FDA. While meeting much if not all of the nutrient levels required by the FDA, European brands such as Hipp, Holle, and Kendamil may not make it to grocery store shelves thanks to bureaucratic red tape.
American consumers should be allowed to feed their children any way they see fit. That a federal agency is permitted to reduce options for U.S. consumers seems like a play right out of Communist China’s book.
FDA’s biggest gripe, according to the report, is that European brands do not have preparation instructions in English.
By the way, this is the same FDA that rapidly approved an experimental vaccine for children under the age of five.
There is also no explicit system in place for non-FDA-approved formula manufacturers to issue a recall of products in the U.S.
Overall, the FDA’s stated concerns are linked to transportation of the products, non-English labeling, scoop sizes, recall alerts, and storage safety, the WSJ wrote.
Biden invoked the Defense Production Act to increase supplies for formula and hopefully solve his harrowing political situation.
Around 130 pallets of Nestle Health Science Alfamino Infant and Alfamino Junior formula were sent to Indianapolis, according to Joe Biden.
With all the FDA red tape, it’s still not known whether American families will be able to feed their children with European baby formula. If not, they will be forced to starve under Biden’s horrendous economic policies that continue to wreak havoc on the average American consumer — families included.
With the radical transformation into what effectively feels like the economy of a third-world country, the Biden administration is starving the minds and bodies of Americans everywhere. If allowed to continue, there’s no telling where the economy will end up.
Recession? Depression? New World Order? Socialism?
Author: Monica Hedren
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