Failing Lots Sample Clauses

Failing Lots. When a Lot evaluated by the testing laboratory fails to comply with one or more program requirements, the testing laboratory provides a copy of the test report to the Shipper. The test report describes each failing result obtained during the evaluation. Upon receiving notice of a failing Lot, the Factory may not ship the goods in the failed Lot to the United States Importers without first reconditioning the goods and having them re-tested by AFSL’s testing laboratory.
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Failing Lots. When a lot evaluated by SGS fails to comply with one or more Program requirements, SGS provides a copy of the test report to the Shipper and to AFSL. The test report describes each failing result obtained during the test. SGS also applies a consistent, discreet xxxx on each shipping carton of the failed lot to indicate that the lot has been tested and found not to confirm to Program requirements. Upon receiving notice of a failing lot, the Shipper may not ship the goods in the failed lot to the United States without first reconditioning the goods and having them re- tested by SGS.
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Failing Lots. When a lot evaluated by Bureau Veritas fails to comply with one or more Program requirements, Bureau Veritas provides a copy of the test report to the Shipper and to AFSL. The test report describes each failing result obtained during the test. Bureau Veritas also applies a consistent, discreet xxxx on each shipping carton of the failed lot to indicate that the lot has been tested and found not to confirm to Program requirements. Upon receiving notice of a failing lot, the Shipper may not ship the goods in the failed lot to the United States without first reconditioning the goods and having them re-tested by Bureau Veritas.
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Failing Lots. When a lot evaluated by ITS fails to comply with one or more Program requirements, ITS provides a copy of the test report to the Shipper and to AFSL. The test report describes each failing result obtained during the test. ITS also applies a consistent, discreet xxxx on each shipping carton of the failed lot to indicate that the lot has been tested and found not to confirm to Program requirements. Upon receiving notice of a failing lot, the Shipper may not ship the goods in the failed lot to the United States without first reconditioning the goods and having them re- tested by ITS.
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