Requires infant formula manufacturers to report confirmed positive microbial test results to the Food and Drug Administration within one business day, and requires the agency to report on infant formula supply chains and safety for five years.

• Requires manufacturers to notify the Secretary of Health and Human Services within one business day of a confirmed positive test for a required microorganism, even if the product has already left their facility.
• Requires manufacturers to isolate affected product as the Secretary directs, stop distribution if required, and provide isolates or whole genome sequence data.
• Requires the Secretary to respond to manufacturers within one business day and to confirm within 90 days that an appropriate investigation and corrective action are underway.
• Requires a progress report within 180 days on the FDA's 2025 infant formula supply strategy, quarterly supply chain reports for five years, and supply adequacy reports at 1, 3, and 5 years.

• Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee (Senate)

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