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It's getting easier to find baby formula. But you might still run into bare shelves

Brian Dittmeier Brandon Bell NPR Rosa DeLauro White House WIC
Shelves of baby formula, as seen in a Walmart Supercenter in July in Houston. While the shortages have improved, it can still be hard for parents to find the formula they need. (Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Eight months ago, a big U.S. infant formula plant in Michigan shut down, causing shortages and sparking panic among families who couldn't find formula they needed to feed their babies.

Now, infant formula production has rebounded, but it can still sometimes be a struggle for parents to find it.

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