As of November 19, 2025, this outbreak includes 31 infants with suspected or confirmed infant botulism from 15 states

Arizona 3
California 4
Idaho 1
Illinois 2
Kentucky 1
Maine 1
Michigan 1
Minnesota 2
North Carolina 2
New Jersey 1
Oregon 3
Pennsylvania 1
Rhode Island 1
Texas 6
Washington 2

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If the above fellow says the below, you really must pay attention:

Botulism can be fatal, and you should take action right away. If your child has consumed ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula and is experiencing signs and symptoms of botulism such as poor feeding, loss of head control, difficulty swallowing, or decreased facial expression,

FILED COMPLAINT

We have filed the second of what will be dozens more lawsuits against ByHeart today in Federal Court in California on behalf of a family whose baby was hospitalized with infant botulism after consuming botulism-tainted ByHeart formula. Since the announcement a week ago last Saturday, Marler Clark has been contacted by over a

  • Food safety plan/HACCP plan for each manufacturing facility
    • Processing flow diagram – role and processes of all manufacturing plants under control of ByHeart
    • Employee qualified training records
    • Food safety plan audits
    • Food Safety Plan Implementation records
    • Food Safety Plan Reanalysis Documentation
    • Process Preventive controls
    • Allergen Preventive

With the product being sold online, several countries are warning their citizens of the risk of infant botulism.

The Ministry of Health has issued a public advisory regarding an international alert about contaminated ByHeart Whole Nutrition baby formula, which has been linked to multiple cases of infant botulism.

 According to the Centers for Disease Control

SACRAMENTO – The California Department of Public Health (CDPH), in an effort to assist Californians seeking help and support in response to the nationwide outbreak of infant botulism has opened a public hotline for concerned parents and caregivers with questions about infant botulism. The public can reach CDPH directly toll-free at 1-833-398-2022.

The public hotline