Reuters also got in touch with Enfamil, an infant formula brand made by Mead Johnson ( In an email, an Enfamil representative wrote, “Enfamil products can be located through our Enfamil Store Locator and purchased directly from our Enfamil Shop at our regular retail prices. While we are more than happy to suggest retail partners to you to help you locate our products, we do not have any sampling programs available at this time.” When you dial 800-628-BABY (2229), you hear the following: “We are aware of a rumor circulating on social media that states there are free cases of formula available if you call and request them. In response to the circulating claims, Gerber added a message to its parent resource center hotline. Gerber Products Company, a subsidiary of Nestle, is a worldwide producer of baby food and baby products, including infant formula ( here). and the United Kingdom and found that this claim was false. Though the post does not name a brand, Reuters reached out to major infant formula producers in the U.S.
Posts online ( here) claim, “For parents who cannot find formula in stores for their babies right now grab the can of formula that you have, and call the number on the back and they will send you a whole case during this time!” These posts have been circulating on social media during a time of panic-buying in response to the threat of coronavirus ( here).
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