Formula

Baby formula is offered for sale at a big box store on January 13, 2022 in Chicago, Illinois.Scott Olson | Getty ImagesThe U.S. will increase baby formula imports as part of an effort to ease a nationwide shortage, senior Biden administration officials said on Thursday.The scarcity of formula was triggered in part by the closure of a Michigan manufacturing plant after two infants who consumed its products caught bacterial infections and died.The Food and Drug Administration will announce specific actions to boost formula…

Baby-formula manufacturers and retailers say they are working to address a long-running shortage in products on store shelves but the hardships facing U.S. families may take months to abate. Abbott Laboratories, ABT 1.59% producer of Similac baby formula, said it is bringing products from its factory in Ireland to the U.S. as it continues talks with the Food and Drug Administration to restart production at its factory in Michigan. However, the company has said it would…

Abbott Laboratories said it could resume infant formula production within two weeks at a Michigan manufacturing plant that has been shut since February because of bacterial contamination concerns, exacerbating a nationwide formula shortage. The Illinois-based company said Wednesday it would resume production pending approval from the Food and Drug Administration, which has been conducting an investigation into whether bacterial contamination at the plant…

Credit: CC0 Public Domain Three months ago, George Russell had never heard of the term "porpoising." He's become a lot more familiar with the term and it's effects since. "Now it's the only thing we're talking about," the Mercedes Formula 1 driver told U.S. TODAY Sports. Each season, Formula 1…

Fast News Earlier, there had been speculation that Audi and Porsche were in negotiation over partnerships to enter the highest class of international motor racing. The decision comes as Volkswagen prepares for a possible listing of Porsche AG planned for the fourth quarter of this year.…

Formula E has revealed the much-anticipated “Gen3” car, which will race in the 2023 season, with significantly improved performance over the current Gen2 cars. And an angular body which is – let’s say – “polarizing.” The unveiling happened in Monaco ahead of this weekend’s Monaco ePrix, where racing commences on Saturday morning (check here for ways to watch). The new car has 40% more power and 15% higher top speed than the current Gen2 car, with 60kg (132 lbs) of weight savings and more than double the…

Much faster, lighter and more powerful than ever before, the Gen3 Formula E racer also takes regenerative braking to the next level. Unveiled by the FIA today in Monaco, the new car runs a dual-motor powertrain that captures so much regenerative braking energy that it won't need rear brakes.As before, the chassis will be built by Spark Racing Technology, but this time it'll feature the use of some recycled carbon fiber from the second-gen cars. Williams Advanced Engineering will be supplying the battery pack, and Hankook…