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Nara Organics Back: EU Dairy Replaces U.S. Supply
31 Aug
Summary
- Nara Organics baby formula returns to market after botulism recall.
- Company now uses European Union dairy and enhanced testing.
- Investigation into the U.S. dairy supply chain has concluded.

Nara Organics has announced the return of its Whole Milk Organic Powdered Infant Formula to the U.S. market after a significant recall. The recall, initiated in June 2026, was due to potential contamination with botulism, leading to four hospitalizations.
The company has now shifted its entire dairy supply chain to the European Union and implemented rigorous testing protocols for Clostridium botulinum. This decision followed an investigation by the FDA and CDC, which identified issues within the U.S. dairy supply chain, specifically involving Organic West Milk and Dairy Farmers of America.
While the FDA's investigation is ongoing to pinpoint the exact source of contamination, Nara Organics' move to European sourcing aims to ensure a cleaner separation from previously implicated suppliers. The company expressed its commitment to safety and nutrition as it re-engages with families who experienced the recall.
Nara Organics previously sold its products nationwide through major retailers like Target and online channels. The affected formula had best-by dates extending into 2027. The FDA continues to advise consumers to discard any remaining recalled product.