Parents report they have spent hours driving around cities to find formula, but many of the options aren’t the most affordable or suitable.
South of the border in North Dakota, Rapley’s friend was able to purchase and bring back 10 cases of formula from a Costco there. The brand hasn’t been on store shelves in Regina, she said, adding that her family is pinching pennies.We deliver the local news you need in these turbulent times on weekdays at 3 p.m.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.
It states regular infant formula continues to be available, but notes some individual products may sometimes be out of stock. The province has recommended people purchase alternative formulas, but those options aren’t always the most affordable. MLA Aleana Young speaks to the media in front of a group of mothers to discuss children’s baby formula shortages.Health Canada has said a temporary closure of a U.S. manufacturing facility in February affected stock. It has since reopened but. Parents in the United States have also struggled to find the needed food.
Like Rapley, Courtney Sastaunik, a mother of two babies, has been doing whatever it takes to get her hands on affordable formula.Article content
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