Two suppliers provided dried milk powder that could be a culprit in the outbreak of botulism tied to ByHeart infant formula that has sickened dozens of babies, The Associated Press has learned. Its plant in Nevada processes about 1.5 million pounds of raw milk daily into 250,000 pounds of whole milk powder. ByHeart officials declined to identify the source of those milk powder samples. Botulism spores have been found in infant formula in the past, but this is the first large outbreak linked to the product. Read more: Oregon baby is still battling infant botulism after ByHeart formula exposureWe want to hear from you.