Traceability and Lot Control Sample Clauses

The Traceability and Lot Control clause establishes requirements for tracking and identifying products or materials throughout the supply chain. It typically mandates that each batch or lot is assigned a unique identifier, and that records are maintained to trace the origin, processing, and distribution of each lot. This clause ensures that, in the event of a quality issue or recall, affected products can be quickly located and isolated, thereby minimizing risk and enhancing product safety.
Traceability and Lot Control. Enphase will maintain complete traceability by Product to all components and material incorporated into such Product, for both serialized and non-serialized materials and components. Enphase will maintain suitable records to correlate a specific Product lot or Product serial number to a specific material, component or sub-assembly, lot and serial number. All Product supplied to SunPower must be identified by a lot number and, if serialized, by serial number.
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