Dumping Policy Sample Clauses

Dumping Policy. On the first three occasions during each Financial Year where either: (a) you self-report that Milk to be supplied is in breach of the Quality Standards in accordance with section 6.2; or (b) Milk that is to be supplied is rejected by a grader or tanker driver on the basis of their reasonable opinion that the Milk is contaminated, soured or otherwise unfit for human consumption, we will reject the Milk by providing written notice to you specifying the reasons for the rejection, you will promptly and safely dispose of the Milk on-Farm and we will pay for the Milk (based on an average of the Milk Solids in the previous three collections of Milk) at the Monthly Minimum Prices less a Quality Deduction equal to: (a) in the case of the first dump – 10% of the Monthly Minimum Prices; (b) in the case of the second dump – 30% of the Monthly Minimum Prices; and (c) in the case of the third dump – 30% of the Monthly Minimum Prices. On each subsequent occasion (after the third dump) during a Financial Year that section 6.4(a) or 6.4(b) applies, we will not pay for the Milk.
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Dumping Policy. On the first three occasions during the Term where either: (a) you self-report that Milk to be supplied is in breach of the Quality Standards in accordance with section 6.2; or (b) Milk that is to be supplied is rejected by a tanker driver in accordance with the Quality Standards, we will reject the Milk by providing written notice to you specifying the reasons for the rejection, you will promptly and safely dispose of the Milk on-Farm and we will pay for the Milk (based on an average of the Milk Solids in the previous three collections of Milk) at the Monthly Minimum Prices less a Quality Deduction equal to: (a) in the case of the first dump – 10% of the Monthly Minimum Prices; (b) in the case of the second dump – 30% of the Monthly Minimum Prices; and (c) in the case of the third dump – 30% of the Monthly Minimum Prices. On each subsequent occasion (after the third dump) during the Term that section 6.4(a) or 6.4(b) applies, we will not pay for the Milk.
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Dumping Policy. On the first three occasions during the Term where either: (a) you self-report that Milk to be supplied is in breach of the Quality Standards in accordance with section 6.2; or (b) Milk that is to be supplied is rejected by a grader or tanker driver on Farm, based on their reasonable opinion that the Milk is contaminated, soured or otherwise unfit for human consumption, we will reject the Milk by providing written notice to you specifying the reasons for the rejection and any consequences, you will promptly and safely dispose of the Milk and we will pay for the Milk (based on an average of the Milk Solids in the previous three collections of Milk) at the Monthly Minimum Prices (including any Step- Ups) less a Quality Deduction in your monthly payment equal to: (a) in the case of the first dump – 10% of the Monthly Minimum Price (including any Step-Ups) for each kilogram of affected Milk Solids; (b) in the case of the second dump – 30% of the Monthly Minimum Price (including any Step-Ups) for each kilogram of affected Milk Solids; and (c) in the case of the third dump – 30% of the Monthly Minimum Price (including any Step-Ups) for each kilogram of affected Milk Solids. On each subsequent occasion (after the third dump) during the Term that section 6.4(a) or 6.4(b) applies, we will not pay for the Milk.
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