Abbott Laboratories said it could have some of its recalled infant formulas back on store shelves within eight to 10 weeks after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration gives its approval, though it’s unclear when that approval may come. For months, parents and babies have endured a nationwide shortage of infant formulas, partly linked to Abbott’s February recall of Similac, Similac Alimentum and EleCare powder formulas made at a Sturgis, Michigan, facility as the FDA investigated complaints of Cronobacter sakazakii infections among four babies who reportedly consumed formula made there. All fou…
