Responsible Partner Policy Requirements and USQS Sample Clauses

Responsible Partner Policy Requirements and USQS. 6. Política de Socios Responsables (RPP) y SCSU: 6.1. a. You confirm that you have read Unilever’s Responsible Partner Policy (“RPP”) as found at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/respon sible-partner-policy and understand that it replaces all previous versions of the Responsible Sourcing Policy, Supplier Code or Responsible Business Partner Policy. You represent that you have your own codes of conduct and associated policies and procedures that are consistent with the requirements of the RPP. You therefore agree that you shall ensure that, by the implementation of your own codes of conduct and associated policies and procedures, you and each of your affiliated group companies each can and that you shall meet or exceed all of the requirements of the RPP, inclusive of: (i). Mandatory Requirements; (ii). related Mandatory Management Systems; and (iii). as they become binding 6. 1. La Empresa confirma que ha leído la Política de Responsabilidad de Socios de Unilever("PRS") que se encuentra en xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/respons ible-sourcing-policy y entiende que sustituye a todas las versiones anteriores de la Política de Abastecimiento Responsable, el Código de Proveedores o la Política de Socios Comerciales Responsables. La Empresa declara que tiene sus propios códigos de conducta y políticas y procedimientos asociados que son coherentes con los Requisitos de la PRS. Por lo tanto, la Empresa se compromete a garantizar que, mediante la aplicación de sus propios códigos de conducta y políticas y procedimientos asociados, la Empresa y cada una de las empresas que conforman su grupo empresarial, pueden y deben cumplir o superar todos los Requisitos de la PRS, incluidos los siguientes: a. Requisitos obligatorios; b. Sistemas obligatorios de gestión 5.2. at the time of provision, the Products/ Services shall, where applicable, be (a) supplied or manufactured in accordance with the specifications for such Products/Services as approved or provided by Buyer (“Specifications”), (b) of good quality, (c) free from any defects, (d) fit for the purpose for which they are reasonably expected to be used and (e) free from any liens, claims, pledges or other encumbrances; 5.2. en el momento de suministro de los Productos/Servicios, estos, según proceda, (a) serán suministrados o fabricados de conformidad con las especificaciones correspondientes a dichos Productos/Servicios, aprobadas o proporcionadas por el Comprador (“Especificaciones”), (b) serán de buena calidad, (c) estarán exentos ...
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Responsible Partner Policy Requirements and USQS. All references to “You” under this clause are hereby deemed to mean the Supplier. (a) You confirm that you have read Unilever’s Responsible Partner Policy (“RPP”) as found at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/responsible-partner-policy and understand that it replaces all previous versions of the Responsible Sourcing Policy, Supplier Code or Responsible Business Partner Policy. You represent that you have your own codes of conduct and associated policies and procedures that are consistent with the requirements of the RPP. You therefore agree that you shall ensure that, by the implementation of your own codes of conduct and associated policies and procedures, you and each of your affiliated group companies each can and that you shall meet or exceed all of the requirements of the RPP, inclusive of: (i) Mandatory Requirements; (ii) related Mandatory Management Systems; and (iii) as they become binding under the terms of the RPP, the Future Mandatory Requirements. These three types of requirements are each set-out in the RPP (and are individually and together “RPP Requirements”). (b) You must on request by Unilever register with the supplier assurance and compliance system, referred to as the Unilever Supplier Qualification System (“USQS”) or other applicable onboarding platform for downstream partners and any other non-supplier third parties, and complete any steps required to achieve compliance under such platform, including re- registering and updating information related to your organisation and (at your cost) any third- party audits as or when required by Unilever and to rectify any non-compliance identified in such audits within a timeframe stipulated by Unilever.
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Responsible Partner Policy Requirements and USQS. 6. Política de Socios Responsables (RPP) y SCSU: A. You confirm that you have read Unilever’s Responsible Partner Policy (“RPP”) as found at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/responsi ble-partner-policy and understand 6. 1. La Empresa confirma que ha leído la Política de Responsabilidad de Socios de Unilever("PRS") que se encuentra en xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/respo nsible-sourcing-policy y entiende que sustituye a todas las versiones anteriores de la Política 5.2. at the time of provision, the Products/ Services shall, where 5.2. en el momento de suministro de los Productos/Servicios, estos, (i). Mandatory Requirements; (ii). related Mandatory Management Systems; and (iii). as they become binding under the terms of the RPP, the Future Mandatory Requirements. These three types of requirements are each set-out in the RPP (and are individually and together “RPP Requirements”).
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Responsible Partner Policy Requirements and USQS. 6. Zahtjevi politike odgovornog partnera i USQS (a) You confirm that you have read Unilever’s Responsible Partner Policy (“RPP”) as found at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/res ponsible-partner-policy and understand that it replaces all previous versions of the Responsible Sourcing Policy, Supplier Code or Responsible Business Partner Policy. You represent that you have your own codes of conduct and associated policies and procedures that are consistent with the requirements of the RPP. You therefore agree that you shall ensure that, by the implementation of your own codes of conduct and associated policies and procedures, you and each of your affiliated group companies each can and that you shall meet or exceed all of the requirements of the RPP, inclusive of: (i) Mandatory Requirements; (ii) related Mandatory Management Systems; and (iii) as they become binding under the terms of the RPP, the Future Mandatory Requirements. These three types of requirements are each set-out in the RPP (and are individually and together “RPP Sve reference na “Vas” u ovoj klauzuli se ovime smatraju Dobavljačem 6.1. (a) Potvrđujete da ste pročitali Unileverovu Politiku odgovornog partnera ("RPP") koja se nalazi na xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/res ponsible-partner-policy i razumijete da ona zamjenjuje sve prethodne verzije Politike odgovornog odabira izvora, Kodeks dobavljača ili Politika odgovornog poslovnog partnera. Izjavljujete da imate vlastite kodekse ponašanja i povezane politike i postupke koji su u skladu sa zahtjevima RPP-x. Xxxxx ste suglasni da ćete osigurati da, provedbom vlastitih kodeksa ponašanja i povezanih politika i postupaka, vi i svaka od vaših povezanih kompanija xxxxx možete i da ćete ispuniti ili premašiti sve zahtjeve RPP-a, uključujući od: (i) Obvezni zahtjevi; (ii) povezani obvezni sustavi upravljanja; i
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Responsible Partner Policy Requirements and USQS. 6. Política de Socios Responsables (RPP) y SCSU: 6.1. a. You confirm that you have read Unilever’s Responsible Partner Policy (“RPP”) as found at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/responsi ble-partner-policy and understand that it replaces all previous versions of the Responsible Sourcing Policy, Supplier Code or Responsible Business Partner Policy. You represent that you have your own codes of conduct and associated policies and procedures that are consistent with the requirements of the RPP. You therefore agree that you shall ensure that, by the implementation of your own codes 6. 1. La Empresa confirma que ha leído la Política de Responsabilidad de Socios de Unilever("PRS") que se encuentra en xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/respon sible-sourcing-policy y entiende que sustituye a todas las versiones anteriores de la Política de Abastecimiento Responsable, el Código de Proveedores o la Política de Socios Comerciales Responsables. La Empresa declara que tiene sus propios códigos de conducta y políticas y procedimientos asociados que son coherentes con los Requisitos de la PRS. Por lo tanto, la Empresa se compromete a garantizar que, mediante la aplicación de sus propios códigos de conducta y
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