Common use of Safety Data Sheet Clause in Contracts

Safety Data Sheet. Seller shall provide Buyer with a Safety Data Sheet (“SDS”) for each Product. The SDS contains product information and may include precautions, if required, instructions, and recommendations associated with the intended use, transportation, delivery, unloading, discharge, storage, handling, and shelf life of the Product. Buyer acknowledges its responsibility to familiarize itself with all such information and precautions, including but not limited to safety and health information contained in the SDS or otherwise transmitted to Buyer by Seller at any time. Buyer shall be solely responsible for instructing its personnel, agents, contractors, customers or any third party who may be exposed to the Product concerning such information and precautions, and Buyer shall make such information and precautions available to these parties. Buyer assumes full liability and responsibility for compliance with the SDS.

Safety Data Sheet. Seller shall provide Buyer with a Safety Data Sheet (“SDS”) for each Product. The SDS contains product information and may include precautions, if required, instructions, and recommendations associated with the intended use, transportationtra nsportation, delivery, unloading, discharge, storage, handling, and shelf life of the Product. Buyer acknowledges its responsibility to familiarize itself with all such information and precautions, including but not limited to safety and health information contained in the SDS or otherwise othe rwise transmitted to Buyer by Seller at any time. Buyer shall be solely responsible for instructing its personnel, agents, contractors, customers or any third party who may be exposed to the Product concerning such information and precautions, and Buyer shall make such information and precautions available to these parties. Buyer assumes full liability and responsibility for compliance with the SDS.