Production Sites. A production site is a site (farm, field, orchard, etc) where the products are differentiated from that of other sites. Complete the table below to list all production sites included in your GLOBALG.A.P. application. If necessary, attach a separate sheet to include additional fields, locations, acreages and crops. Field Name or site ID Total Acreage Products (crops) & Acreage of each crop Location (Address)
Production Sites. Xxxxxx'x and its Subcontractors' manufacture of the Manufactured Products (and components thereof) may be carried out at any Manufacturing Facility, with the original Manufacturing Facilities selected by Baxter and its Subcontractors set forth on Schedule 5 attached hereto, provided that the cost ---------- -------- of effecting any change of the Manufacturing Facilities from the original sites selected, or of effecting any subsequent change, shall not be included in the Fully Loaded Cost, the new facilities meet any applicable QSR and other regulatory requirements (or, in the case of a Baxter Subcontractor, to Xxxxxx'x knowledge the new facilities meet any applicable QSR and other regulatory requirements), and any change in facilities does not require submission and approval of a PMA supplement or foreign marketing application by Newco. If Newco determines a PMA supplement approval or foreign marketing authorization or approval is necessary, Baxter (and/or its Subcontractor) and Newco shall agree to the allocation of costs related to preparation and submission of the PMA supplement or other application and Baxter or the relevant Subcontractor shall continue to use and supply Newco from existing facilities, pending PMA supplement or foreign approval.
Production Sites. NorStone operates six different production sites along the western coast of Norway. The illustration in figure 2.2 expose that most customers and production sites are located in the area close to the city of Bergen and the city of Stavanger. Volumes and capacities vary from site to site. Dimmelsvik is the smallest site, with an annual production of 200 000 tons. In contrast is Jelsa the largest, with an annual production that is 30 times bigger than Dimmelsvik, approximately 5 million tons. Table 2.2 is a concise description of applications, capacities and relevant information listed for each of the sites. These six production sites complicate the charterer’s problem even more, while it simultaneously makes it easier to meet the customers’ requests. Vessels can be loaded at different production sites when the discharger is occupied, and that reduces the waiting time considerable. All ports at the production sites are open day and night for shipment of products; still a considerable amount of waiting should be taken into account, especially during peaks. Table 2.2: Description of the six production sites operated by NorStone AS Production site Specifications
