Receival Standards Sample Clauses

Receival Standards. 4.1 All Grain that is to be received and stored by the Company for the Client must comply with the Receival Standards. If Grain has characteristics which do not comply with the Receival Standards the Company may, in its absolute discretion, refuse to receive that Grain. 4.2 The Company may, in its discretion, refuse to Receive Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues or undeclared genetically modified (“GM”) organisms or events. 4.3 The Client must not deliver, and must ensure that none of its suppliers deliver, Grain known or suspected to contain nil tolerance contaminants, chemical contaminants or residues, to the Port Terminal.. 4.4 The Client indemnifies the Company against all loss (including consequential and indirect loss) resulting from the delivery by it or its suppliers of Grain containing chemical contaminants or residues or nil tolerance contaminants.
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Receival Standards. 4.1 All Grain that is to be Received and Stored by the Company for the Client must comply with the Receival Standards. If Grain has characteristics which do not comply with the Receival Standards the Company may, in its absolute discretion, refuse to Receive that Grain. 4.2 The Client warrants that all Grain is pesticide residue free and has made reasonable efforts to ensure that the Grain is pesticide residue free. If Grain to be Received and Stored by the Company has been treated, the Client must supply a Vendor Declaration detailing the chemicals used, treatment rates and dates of treatment. The chemical treatments must comply with all State and Federal laws relating to chemical and pesticide treatments. 4.3 The Company may, in its discretion, reasonably refuse to Receive Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues or genetically modified (GM) events in Canola. 4.4 The Client must not deliver, and must take reasonable steps to ensure that none of its suppliers deliver Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues, to any of the Facilities. 4.5 The Client should immediately notify the Company in writing of any non-compliance with Clause 4.1-4.4, and the Company may in its absolute discretion decide whether to terminate this Agreement with the Client, 4.6 The Client indemnifies the Company against all loss (including consequential and indirect loss) resulting from the delivery by it or its suppliers of Grain containing chemical contaminants or residues.
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Receival Standards. (a) The Tonnage must comply with the Receival Standards. If Grain has characteristics which do not comply with the Receival Standards, is not free from contamination or is not in fit condition the Loader may refuse to Receive, Transport or Load that Grain. (b) The Loader may refuse to Receive, Transport or Load Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues or genetically modified (GM) events.
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Receival Standards. 4.1 All Grain that is to be Received and Stored by the Company for the Client must comply with the Receival Standards. If Grain has characteristics which do not comply with the Receival Standards the Company may, in its absolute discretion, refuse to Receive that Grain. 4.2 The Client warrants that all Grain is pesticide residue free. If Grain to be Received and Stored by the Company has been treated, the Client must supply a Vendor Declaration detailing the chemicals used, treatment rates and dates of treatment. The chemical treatments must comply with all State and Federal laws relating to chemical and pesticide treatments. 4.3 The Company may, in its discretion, reasonably refuse to Receive Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues or genetically modified (GM) events in Canola. 4.4 The Client must not deliver, and must take reasonable steps to ensure that none of its suppliers deliver, Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues, to any of the Facilities. 4.5 The Client indemnifies the Company against all loss (excluding consequential and indirect loss) resulting from the delivery by it or its suppliers of Grain containing chemical contaminants or residues.
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Receival Standards. 7.1. The Grain delivered to ADM Port Pirie must comply with the Receival Standards. If the Grain is not in fit condition and/or does not comply with the Receival Standards and the Export Requirement Standards, the Shiploader has every right to refuse Receival. 7.2. The Shiploader may refuse at the Shiploader’s sole discretion to accept, transport or load grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants, residues or genetically modified (GM) grain.
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Receival Standards. ‌ 4.1 All Grain that is to be received and stored by the Company for the Client must comply with the Receival Standards. If Grain has characteristics which do not comply with the Receival Standards the Company may, in its absolute discretion, refuse to receive that Grain. 4.2 The Company may, in its discretion, refuse to Receive Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues or GM events in Canola. 4.3 The Client must not deliver, and must take reasonable steps to ensure that none of its suppliers deliver, Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues, to any of the Facilities. 4.4 The Client indemnifies the Company against all loss (excluding consequential and indirect loss) resulting from the delivery by it or its suppliers of Grain containing chemical contaminants or residues.
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Receival Standards. 5.1 All Grain that is to be Received and Stored by the Company for the Client must comply with the Receival Standards. If Grain has characteristics which do not comply with the Receival Standards the Company may, in its absolute discretion, refuse to Receive that Grain. 5.2 The Company may, in its discretion, reasonably refuse to Receive Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues. 5.3 The Client must not deliver, and must take reasonable steps to ensure that none of its suppliers deliver, Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues, to the Facility. 5.4 The Client indemnifies and holds harmless the Company against all claims, damages losses, costs, expenses and liabilities suffered, sustained or incurred as a result of the delivery by it or its suppliers of Grain containing chemical contaminants or residues. 5.5 The Client acknowledges and agrees that the Company may treat all Grain with fumigation treatment in accordance with applicable laws, codes and regulations. A list of treatments will be provided to the Client on written request. Where fumigation or other certificates are required or requested by the Client, the Company will charge a fee for the administration of these certificates. 5.6 If the Company refuses to Receive Grain in accordance with clause 5.1 or clause 5.2, or if the Company requires the Client to remove the Grain for any reason, the Client will immediately remove the Grain from the Facility upon receipt of a notice from the Company requiring it do so.
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Receival Standards. 3.1 All Grain Delivered by You to Advantage Grain must comply with (a) the Specifications; and (b) all relevant State and Federal pesticide treatment legislation or standards in relation to pesticides in Grain intended for human consumption, stock feed or industrial purposes.
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Receival Standards. 4.1 All Grain that is to be Received and Stored by the Company for the Client must comply with the Receival Standards. If Grain has characteristics which do not comply with the Receival Standards the Company may, in its absolute discretion, refuse to Receive that Grain. 4.2 The Company may, in its discretion, reasonably refuse to Receive Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues or genetically modified (GM) events in Canola. 4.3 The Client must not deliver, and must take reasonable steps to ensure that none of its suppliers deliver, Grain known or suspected to contain chemical contaminants or residues, to any of the Facilities. {S0092427-2 } 4.4 The Client indemnifies the Company against all loss (excluding consequential and indirect loss) resulting from the delivery by it or its suppliers of Grain containing chemical contaminants or residues.
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