Optional Additional Reformulation – Use of Untreated Fabric Sample Clauses

Optional Additional Reformulation – Use of Untreated Fabric. In order for Giga to be eligible for a waiver of the additional penalty/payment in lieu of penalty payments set forth in Section 4.1.5 below, Giga shall undertake the additional actions to reduce or eliminate the use of Chemical Flame Retardants set forth herein. As of 180 days following the Effective Date, Giga shall not manufacture or distribute, sell, or offer for sale in California any Covered Product that has been Treated with any Chemical Flame Retardant. In order to avoid the additional payments, Giga must provide written certification to CEH of its use of only Untreated Fabric within 210 days following the Effective Date.
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Optional Additional Reformulation – Use of Untreated Fabric. In order for HKD to be eligible for a waiver of the additional penalty/payment in lieu of penalty payments set forth in Section 4.1.5 below, HKD shall undertake the additional actions to reduce or eliminate the use of Chemical Flame Retardants set forth herein. As of 90 days following the Effective Date, HKD shall not manufacture or distribute, sell, or offer for sale any Covered Product that has been Treated with any Chemical Flame Retardant. In order to avoid the additional payments, HKD must provide written certification to CEH of its use of only Untreated Fabric within 120 days following the Effective Date.
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