Quality Control and Product Acceptance Sample Clauses
The 'Quality Control and Product Acceptance' clause establishes the standards and procedures for evaluating whether delivered goods or services meet the agreed-upon quality requirements. It typically outlines the buyer's right to inspect products upon delivery, specify testing methods, and set timelines for acceptance or rejection. This clause ensures that only products or services that conform to contractual specifications are accepted, thereby protecting the buyer from receiving substandard or non-compliant goods.
Quality Control and Product Acceptance. A. GROUP E1 PRODUCTS and GROUP E2 PRODUCTS. ENZO shall provide CIL with GROUP E1 PRODUCT and GROUP E2 PRODUCT specifications and package inserts within thirty (30) days of the execution of this Agreement and promptly after the introduction of any new GROUP E1 PRODUCT or GROUP E2 PRODUCT. Such specifications and package inserts shall be subject to CIL's approval, which shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Quality Control and Product Acceptance. 2.1 Purepac will ensure that deliveries of the Product to Purepac's warehouse are accompanied by quality control certificates of analysis and will send copies of such certificates of analysis contemporaneously by telecopier (confirmed by hard copies mailed) to Faulding and the Distributor.
2.2 Purepac agrees to perform quality control testing of any returned Product as follows. In the event that any of the Product is returned to Purepac's warehouse by the Distributor or the Distributor's customers for the reason that said Product is claimed not to meet Specifications or is otherwise defective, Purepac shall notify Faulding within five (5) days of such return by written notice (the "Return Notice") specifying, if applicable, the manner in which such Product is claimed not to meet Specifications or to be otherwise defective. In the case of a return received by the Distributor, upon Faulding's receipt of written notice from the Distributor (the "Distributor's Return Notice"), Faulding may request the Distributor to return the Product which is claimed to be defective or samples thereof to Purepac for testing and will contemporaneously notify Purepac of such request. Upon receipt and testing of the Product, if Purepac concludes that such Product does not conform to the Specifications or is otherwise defective and that such departure from Specifications or defect is due to the fault or act of Purepac (collectively, a "Defect Caused by Purepac"), Purepac will use its best efforts to replace such Product, free of charge, with conforming goods within ninety (90) days from, in the case of a return to Purepac's warehouse, the return of such Product, or, in the case of a return to the Distributor, Faulding's receipt of the Distributor's Return Notice or Purepac's receipt of the samples, whichever is later. If Purepac concludes that the Product conforms to the Specifications, is not otherwise defective or that the Product defect is not a Defect Caused by Purepac, Purepac shall promptly notify Faulding of its findings and shall cooperate, as reasonably requested by Faulding, in Faulding's communications with the Distributor and the submission, if necessary of the Product to an independent laboratory for analysis in the form of a written report ("Report"). If Faulding notifies the Distributor that it disagrees with the return of Product to Purepac's warehouse or with a Distributor's Return Notice, and if the Distributor submits a new purchase order for Product to Fauldin...
Quality Control and Product Acceptance