Common use of Self-Reporting Quality Standard Breaches and Consequences Clause in Contracts

Self-Reporting Quality Standard Breaches and Consequences. If the Supplier suspects that Milk to be supplied under this Agreement is not Fresh Milk in terms of the “Sensory”, “Temperature” or “Antibiotic/Inhibitory Substances” parameters set out in the Quality Table, the Supplier must self-report that breach by immediately contacting Tatura and arranging for a sample to be tested by Tatura. If the sample tested breaches the relevant Quality Standard:

Self-Reporting Quality Standard Breaches and Consequences. If the Supplier suspects that Milk to be supplied under this Agreement is not Fresh Premium Milk in terms of the “Sensory”, “Temperature” or “Antibiotic/Inhibitory Substances” parameters set out in the Quality Table, the Supplier must may self-report that breach by immediately contacting Tatura and arranging for a sample to be tested by Tatura. If the sample tested breaches the relevant Quality Standard: