On May 22, 2022, as the first airlift of formula arrived in the U.S., FedEx Express team members were on hand to offload and transport the shipment to its destination. FedEx has a long history of using its global network to provide relief. FedEx will remain engaged with the U.S. administration and agencies to provide logistics and transportation support as needed, because when it matters most, FedEx delivers.

“We at FedEx are honored to be called on to use our network in support of this important mission with the U.S. Government,” said Richard W. Smith, President and CEO-elect of FedEx Express. “The lack of access to formula is impacting babies and families across the country, and we are proud to support the distribution of these critical items to deliver hope to those in need.”

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