Infant Formula Clause Samples

The 'Infant Formula' clause establishes specific requirements and standards for the production, labeling, and distribution of infant formula products. It typically outlines the nutritional content that must be met, safety and quality controls, and any necessary regulatory approvals before the product can be sold. By setting these clear guidelines, the clause ensures that infant formula is safe and suitable for infant consumption, thereby protecting public health and ensuring compliance with relevant laws.
Infant Formula. This agreement does NOT cover infant formula whether or not prescribed unless required by laws concerning Enteral Nutrition Products, or delivered through a feeding tube as the sole source of nutrition.
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Infant Formula. This agreement does NOT cover infant formula whether or not prescribed unless required by Rhode Island General Law §27-20-56 (Enteral Nutrition Products) or delivered through a feeding tube as the sole source of nutrition.
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