Common use of Addressing a Breach Clause in Contracts

Addressing a Breach. If a Supplier fails to meet the requirements of Norco and/or the Standards and Guidelines, their Milk Supply Officer will qualify the breach(es) and develop and help implement plans to address the breach(es). If the breach(es) is not addressed to a level required to satisfy the requirements, the Supplier will be provided with a warning period. If after the warning period the breach(es) has not been addressed to a level required to satisfy the requirements, the Supplier will be put off supply until such time as they can demonstrate they have complied with these requirements. A serious breach(es) or prosecution will result in the termination of the Milk Supply Agreement. These requirements are the minimum specifications for Animal Welfare as outlined by the Australian Dairy Industry in the Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Cattle and the Land Transport of Livestock documents.

Addressing a Breach. If a Norco Milk Supplier fails to meet the requirements of Norco and/or the Standards and Guidelines, their Milk Supply Officer will qualify the breach(es) and develop and help implement plans to address the breach(es). If the breach(es) is not addressed to a level required to satisfy the requirements, the Milk Supplier will be provided with a warning period. If after the warning period the breach(es) has not been addressed to a level required to satisfy the requirements, the Milk Supplier will be put off supply until such time as they can demonstrate they have complied with these requirements. A serious breach(es) or prosecution will result in the termination of the Milk Supply Agreement. These requirements are the minimum specifications for Animal Welfare as outlined by the Australian Dairy Industry in the Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Cattle and the Land Transport of Livestock documents.