PARTICIPATION IN QUALITY CONTROL ACTIVITIES Sample Clauses

The "Participation in Quality Control Activities" clause requires parties to engage in processes or programs designed to monitor and improve the quality of goods or services provided under the agreement. This may involve attending quality audits, submitting to inspections, or providing documentation that demonstrates compliance with established standards. By mandating active involvement in quality control, the clause helps ensure that deliverables consistently meet agreed-upon specifications and reduces the risk of defects or non-conformance.
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PARTICIPATION IN QUALITY CONTROL ACTIVITIES. The SELLER and the BUYER acknowledge that the quality of the EXPORTED FRUIT in the destination markets is essential for a continued successful marketing. In these markets, the quality of the FRUIT NOT EXPORTED is not limited only to its physical characteristics, but also to the conditions in which this FRUIT is produced, including the correct application of agrochemicals, the environmental impact of production activities and the social/labor conditions in which these activities are carried out. The SELLER and the PRODUCERS also commit to participate with the BUYER, each to their own account and expense in reasonable quality control activities such as the establishment and maintenance of process-controls and the correct gathering of FRUIT quality data, as well as the communication and delivery of such information to the BUYER. 5.2.1. The SELLER and the PRODUCERS commit to grant access to the PLANTATION at any time during normal times of operation to quality control technicians designated by the BUYER or the TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE, so that they can evaluate in the field and at the banana packing stations bananas that potentially constitute FRUIT that can be sold in accordance with this agreement. 5.2.2. In the specific case of the battle against Black Sigatoka, the SELLER and the PRODUCERS will abide by the provisions in Annex B in the understanding that the BUYER will not be obligated to receive FRUIT originating in areas of the PLANTATION that do not meet the production conditions established in Annex B.
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PARTICIPATION IN QUALITY CONTROL ACTIVITIES. The Seller and the Buyer acknowledge that the quality of the Fruit That Is Exported to the destination markets is essential for its continued marketing success. In such markets, the quality of the Fruit That Is Exported is not only limited to its physical characteristics, but also to the conditions in which such Fruit is produced, including the correct application of agrochemicals, the environmental impact of the production activities and the social and labor conditions in which such activities are developed. The Seller and the Producers covenant to participate with the Buyer, each one on their own account and cost, in all reasonable quality control activities, such as the establishment and maintenance of process controls and the correct gathering of data regarding the quality of the Fruit, as well as the transmission and delivery of the same to the Buyer. 5.2.1. The Seller and the Producers agree to permit the access, at any moment, during normal operation hours, to the Plantation, of quality control technicians designated by the Buyer or the Technical Representative in order that they may evaluate the field and the packing plants of the bananas that potentially constitute the Fruit to be sold in conformity with this Agreement. 5.2.2. In the specific case of the fight against the Sigatoka Negra, the Seller and the Producers shall comply with the provisions of Exhibit B with the understanding that the Buyer shall not be obligated to receive Fruit from the areas of the Plantation that do not meet the production requirements established in such Exhibit.
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PARTICIPATION IN QUALITY CONTROL ACTIVITIES. The Seller and the Buyer acknowledge that the quality of the Fruit in the destination markets is essential for its continued marketing success. In such markets, the quality of the Fruit is not only limited to its physical characteristics, but also to the conditions in which such Fruit is produced, including the correct application of agrochemicals, the environmental impact of the production activities and the social and labor conditions in which such activities are engaged. The Seller and the Producers similarly will endeavor to participate in all reasonable quality control activities, such as the establishment and maintenance of process controls and the correct and accurate gathering of data regarding the quality of the Fruit, as well as the transmission and delivery of the same to the Buyer. The Seller and the Producers agree to grant access, at any moment, during normal business hours, to the Plantation, to quality control technicians designated by the Buyer or the Technical Representative, but never accompanied by third parties, in order for them to evaluate the field and the packing plants of the pineapples that potentially constitute the Fruit to be sold pursuant to this Agreement, provided that management and liability over the production process and post-harvest fall upon the Seller and are known and acceptable to the Buyer. All in all, the Buyer agrees not to disclose to the rest of its producers, and not to use in its own plantations, if any, the technical secrets of the Seller. All visits must be coordinated with the plantation manager and the Buyer shall refrain from taking pictures, video or images, etc. In special cases and with the Seller’s prior authorization, the Buyer may visit the plantations accompanied by clients that buy the Fruit and international certifying organizations such as EUREP-GAP or Rainforest Alliance. The visits shall be previously announced, in writing, and the Seller may be able to deny authorization but never in an unreasonable manner. These visits shall be governed by the rules established in this agreement.
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