Certificate of Analysis Requirements Sample Clauses

Certificate of Analysis Requirements. A signed and dated Certificate of Analysis (“COA”) must accompany all deliveries to Buyer. The COA may be a paper document or an electronic certificate (preferred) which is provided by email to Buyer. Each Delivery Location has established an email address to which an electronic COA is to be delivered. At the point of delivery, COA documentation shall be clean, dry, legible and written in English as well as any primary local language other than English (where applicable). The COA shall contain: • Seller’s name and address of the manufacturing site • Product trade name • Production date (DD/MM/YYYY format) • Expiry date (DD/MM/YYYY format) • Seller lot number • Batch weight (lbs.) • Purchase Order number • Seller’s quality contact name and telephone numberAnalytical data for the lot and specification ranges All parameters reported in the COA shall be measured per manufacturing lot. If a delivery is comprised of more than one manufacturing lot, a separate COA for each lot shall be provided. The analytical data included in the COA shall include the result and specification limits of each parameter that forms a part of Buyer’s specifications as set forth in the Purchase Order.
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Certificate of Analysis Requirements. Once form and contents of the Certificate of Analysis (COA) are mutually agreed by the Parties, Supply Partner shall provide an electronic copy of the COA regarding each shipment of Parts to Select Comfort at the following email address: XXX.XXX@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Select Comfort may designate another email address upon thirty (30) days written notice sent to Supply Partner pursuant to section 22.4 of the Agreement. Schedule C Quality Requirements Quality Requirements and Acceptance Criteria: The Specifications set out in Schedule B (Specifications) take precedence over other requirements communicated to the Supply Partner, whether such requirements are verbal or written, except where a Deviation From Specification (DFS) is approved and issued to the Supply Partner by the Select Comfort. The Supply Partner shall review pre-production, prototype, first-piece, sample, or other initial part or product, with Select Comfort. This review shall include representative samples, process data (excludes proprietary trade secrets of Supply Partner), and inspection and test data, for the purpose of determining if the part or product meets the Specifications. Either party may initiate a DFS if it believes there is a need to depart from the Specifications. Supply Partner should send the DFS request via email, or other written form, to the Sourcing Manager at Select Comfort if a change is needed. The Supply Partner shall review known part or product deficiencies with Select Comfort prior to shipping the part or product to Select Comfort. In some instances, Select Comfort may approve a DFS to allow the Supply Partner to produce deficient parts or products for a limited period of time, or to ship a limited quantity of parts or products exhibiting a known deficiency. Supply Partner disputes concerning requirements, or whether part or product meets Select Comfort’s engineering specifications or engineering drawing requirements, shall be reviewed and mediated by Select Comfort’s representatives from the Quality Control, Manufacturing Engineering, R&D, and Supply Chain Management departments. The Supply Partner shall install appropriate controls and methods to ensure the part or product supplied meets the Specifications upon final delivery to Select Comfort. Supply Partner controls shall be considered for, but not limited to, operations within raw material receiving, work-in-process, finished goods, packaging, and shipping. Select Comfort may, at any point, reject part or product...

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