[njbchbum]

Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive

Of course. But what percentage of cases out of the entire spectrum of infants needing bottle/breast feeding is this true? There is still formula to be had. And if we were a bit more proactive and resourceful I am sure it would be more than enough to cover those cases.

You seem to think that you have all of the answers - why don't you tell us "what percentage of cases out of the entire spectrum of infants needing bottle/breast feeding is this true?".

And as far as "And if we were a bit more proactive and resourceful I am sure it would be more than enough to cover those cases." - just what would your idea of 'proactive and resourceful' be?

How many women in your family are currently feeding their infants?

[Djean1981]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

How in the world did nobody in the federal govt knowing that a large portion of formula capacity was off line raise their hand and say guys we have a big problem coming and a few planeloads of formula from Europe is a drop in the bucket.

Oh, they knew...

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Djean1981

Oh, they knew...

Agreed but apparently sat on their hands.