Abbott agrees to pay $385 million to settle DOJ claims over 2022 infant formula recall
Reuters2026/09/14 15:53- Abbott reached an agreement with the US Department of Justice to resolve claims tied to its 2022 infant formula recall.
- Settlement set at USD 385 million; agreement states it does not include any finding of fault or liability.
- The US government has closed its criminal investigation related to the matter.
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