Common use of Genetically Modified Organisms Clause in Contracts

Genetically Modified Organisms. The Seller must advise the Company in writing if they have grown any genetically modified (GM) crops or if any goods sold to the Company may have been contaminated. The Seller should take adequate precautions to avoid any contact with or contamination by genetically modified organisms. The Company reserves the right to renegotiate any contract if GM contamination is declared or proven, and to claim any consequential costs and damages.

Genetically Modified Organisms. The Seller must advise notify the Company in writing if if: they have grown any genetically modified (GM) crops crops, or if there is any risk that the goods sold to the Company supplied may have been contaminatedcontaminated by GM material. The Seller should is expected to take adequate all reasonable precautions to avoid prevent any contact with or contamination by genetically modified organisms. The Company reserves the right to to: renegotiate the terms of any contract if GM contamination is declared or proven, discovered and to claim seek compensation for any consequential resulting costs and or damages.