The Tampa Bay Times reports:

Since COVID-19 vaccines first became available, Publix has played a major role in tackling the public health emergency in Florida by offering vaccines to adults and, later, children as young as 5.

But the Lakeland grocery company says it will not offer the vaccine approved for children ages 4 and under "at this time."

Spokesperson Hannah Herring said Tuesday that Publix will not release a statement explaining its decision. (Full article.)

Apparently Publix is not the only retail outlet in Florida refusing to inject babies with the toxic COVID shots.

Brianna Andrews, writing in Jacksonville for News4Jax, reports:

Children under 5 years old are now eligible for COVID-19 vaccines, but some local parents say they are struggling to find appointments to get them.

News4JAX reached out to multiple local pharmacies and hospitals, and most places didn't carry the vaccine for young children.

It's still possible to get an appointment, but parents really need to plan ahead