A case of infant botulism was reported in Kentucky as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continue to investigate the multi-state outbreak following the recall of ByHeart baby formula, according to the CDC .

No cases have been reported in Jefferson County, Louisville Metro Public Health and Wellness officials said in a Nov. 14 newsletter .

The Kentucky case comes after ByHeart announced a voluntary recall of some of its products Nov. 8, according to the FDA . ByHeart expanded its recall Nov. 11 to include all ByHeart formula nationwide.

As of Nov. 14, there have been 23 infants with suspected or confirmed cases of infant botulism, according to the FDA . No deaths have been reported. Confirmed exposure to ByHeart Whole Nutrition in

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