QUALITY AND QUALITY CONTROL Sample Clauses

QUALITY AND QUALITY CONTROL. 3.1 The quality and style of the FTO Cleared Products and FTO Review Products & Services and related packaging, labeling, shipping cartons, advertising and promotional materials shall be subject to Monsanto’s Trademark Usage Rules. Monsanto and Scotts acknowledge and agree that Monsanto shall prepare and provide appropriate Trademark Usage Rules for additional countries outside of the North America Territories to reflect the differences in branding appearance and brand architecture. Scotts agrees to comply with the Trademark Usage Rules at all stages of production and distribution of the FTO Cleared Products and FTO Review Products & Services. 3.2 Scotts acknowledges that if the FTO Cleared Products or FTO Review Products & Services manufactured or sold by Scotts fall below the Stewardship Requirements and Scotts’ usual standards for quality, safety, design, material and workmanship, the substantial goodwill which Monsanto has built up and now possesses in the Licensed Marks will be impaired. Accordingly, it is an essential condition of this Agreement and Scotts hereby covenants and agrees that the FTO Cleared Products or FTO Review Products & Services covered by this Agreement, and all packaging and labeling, shall be of high standards and of such quality, style and appearance as shall (in the reasonable judgment of Monsanto) be adequate and suited to their exploitation to the best advantage and to the protection and enhancement of the Licensed Marks and goodwill pertaining thereto. Monsanto does acknowledge that prior product, packaging and labeling produced and/or used by Scotts in connection with the Agency Agreement are representative of the high standards Monsanto requires for the protection and enhancement of its brands. 3.3 Scotts represents that it shall not knowingly, after conducting reasonable due diligence, make any claim or representation that is false, misleading, unsupported or in any way a violation of Laws, including, but not limited to, performance claims. Monsanto expressly disclaims and shall have no liability arising by virtue of right of review and/or approval to Scotts or any Third Party, for any damages whatsoever arising out of or related to the FTO Cleared Products or FTO Review Products & Services, and Scotts agrees not to make any claims that such liabilities exist. 3.4 Both before and after Scotts commercializes FTO Cleared Products or FTO Review Products & Services, Scotts shall follow reasonable and proper procedures for tes...
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QUALITY AND QUALITY CONTROL. 6.01 VfT represents and warrants that all Oil delivered hereunder shall conform to the A.W.P. A. Specification Standard P1 or P13 current at the time of shipment. The Oil shall conform if required to any new specification which may be mutually agreed from time to time. Subject to Section 6.2 hereof, the Oil loaded into any one vessel shall not contain more than the maximum one percent of water from any one loading port and shall not have a residue of more than 22 percent distilling at 355Deg. Celsius for P1 (Class I) Oil or 32 percent for P13 (Class III) Oil when tested by the Standard A.W.P.A. method A1. The Oil loaded into vessels shall not be at a temperature in excess of 105Deg. Fahrenheit at the time of loading. 6.02 Should VfT at any time be unable to deliver oil in conformity with Section 6.1 hereof, VfT shall so inform the Agent as soon as possible. 6.03 The quality of the Oil delivered into each storage in the Territory shall be determined by means of two representative samples drawn from the vessel's tanks before discharge by a competent qualified person to be appointed by the Agent with the approval of VfT. In the event of more than one port of discharge, two samples shall be taken at each port. One of the samples from each port shall then be aggregated and analyzed by a qualified competent chemist. The second representative sample(s) shall be retained, separately in the case of more than one port of discharge, by the Agent for a period of six months and made available in the event of any dispute in quality. The fees for the taking and testing of samples to be borne by VfT.
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QUALITY AND QUALITY CONTROL. All Luciferin supplied by Biosynth shall be manufactured using reasonable manufacturing and record keeping procedures. Prior to each shipment of Luciferin, Biosynth shall perform reasonable quality control procedures and inspections in an effort to confirm that such Luciferin conforms fully with the Specifications. Each shipment of Luciferin shall be accompanied by a materials safety datasheet and a signed certificate of analysis indicating the lot number(s) of the Luciferin included in such shipment and describing all current requirements of the Specifications together with the results of tests performed and a statement certifying that the Luciferin in such shipment has been manufactured, controlled and released in accordance with this Section 1.11.
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QUALITY AND QUALITY CONTROL. All ACLARA Components supplied by ACLARA shall be manufactured using reasonable manufacturing and record keeping procedures, including with regard to quality control. Prior to each shipment of each ACLARA Component, ACLARA shall perform reasonable quality control procedures and inspections in an effort to confirm that such ACLARA Component conforms fully with the Specifications. Each shipment of ACLARA Components shall be accompanied by a written certificate of analysis describing all current requirements of the Specifications, and results of test performed, certifying that the ACLARA Components in such shipment have been manufactured, controlled and released in accordance with this Section 11.8.
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QUALITY AND QUALITY CONTROL. All Approved Products and Cleavase Enzymes supplied by TWT to ACLARA shall be manufactured using reasonable manufacturing and record keeping procedures, including with regard to quality control. Prior to each shipment of each Approved Product and Cleavase Enzyme to ACLARA, TWT shall perform reasonable quality control procedures and inspections in an effort to confirm that the same conforms fully with the Specifications. Each shipment of Approved Products or Cleavase Enzyme to ACLARA shall be accompanied by a written certificate of analysis describing all current requirements of the Specifications, and results of test performed, certifying that the Approved Products or Cleavase Enzyme in such shipment have been manufactured, controlled and released in accordance with this Section 12.8.
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QUALITY AND QUALITY CONTROL. 6.1 The Creosote Oil shall meet the specification as attached in Annex A and will be loaded with a minimum temperature of 55 DEG. C. 6.2 The quality of the oil delivered shall be determined by means of a representative composite sample drawn from the shore tanks before loading by a competent qualified surveyor appointed by the Seller. The sample will be divided in three portions: 1 to be analysed by a qualified competent chemist at loadport 1 for retain of Seller for a period of 6 months 1 to be given with the ship for handing over to the Buyer. Quality control costs at loadport for account of the Seller. The Seller will provide the Buyer with the quality analysis results.
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  • EMHS Governance, Safety and Quality Requirements 4.1 Participates in the maintenance of a safe work environment. 4.2 Actively participates in the Peak Performance program. 4.3 Supports the delivery of safe patient care and the consumers’ experience including participation in continuous quality improvement activities in accordance with the requirements of the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards and other recognised health standards. 4.4 Completes mandatory training (including safety and quality training) as relevant to role. 4.5 Performs duties in accordance with the EMHS Vision and Values, WA Health Code of Conduct, Occupational Safety and Health legislation, the Disability Services Act and the Equal Opportunity Act and Government, WA Health, EMHS and Departmental / Program specific policies and procedures.

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