To ensure national uniformity with respect to certain requirements relating to preterm infant formula, and for other purposes.

Bill 119 HR 2300, also known as the "Preterm Infant Formula Act," aims to establish national uniformity in regulations regarding preterm infant formula. The bill seeks to ensure that all preterm infant formula products meet certain requirements to guarantee the safety and nutritional needs of premature babies.

Specifically, the bill outlines guidelines for the composition, labeling, and marketing of preterm infant formula to ensure consistency across the country. This includes requirements for the nutrient content, quality control measures, and safety standards of these specialized formulas.

Additionally, the bill addresses the need for clear and accurate labeling of preterm infant formula products to provide parents and caregivers with essential information about the product's ingredients and nutritional value. This is crucial for ensuring that premature babies receive the appropriate nourishment to support their growth and development. Overall, Bill 119 HR 2300 aims to protect the health and well-being of preterm infants by establishing national standards for preterm infant formula products. By promoting consistency and transparency in the regulation of these specialized formulas, the bill seeks to ensure that all premature babies have access to safe and nutritious feeding options.