Cream Sample Clauses
The 'Cream' clause typically defines the rights and obligations related to the use, supply, or quality of cream as a product within a contract. It may specify standards for freshness, fat content, or sourcing, and outline delivery schedules or quality assurance measures. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of what constitutes acceptable cream, thereby reducing disputes over product quality and ensuring consistent supply.
Cream. At the time DFA Milk is delivered to DFA, the amount of all cream produced as a by-product of such Conversion Activity shall also be delivered to DFA. As part of the Balancing Milk Projections, Budget and Adjusted Budget, DFA and Eagle will agree, for each calendar year during the term of this Tolling Agreement, as to the amount of cream to be delivered each month.
Cream. The Product shall include all three sizes of the Pandel(R) Cream which is comprised of, fifteen (15) grams, forty five (45) grams and eighty (80) grams.
Cream. 10,500 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Eighty-five percent of the volume in year one will be reserved for further processing. Skim Milk Powder: 7,500 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Butter and Cream Powder: 4,500 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Eighty-five percent of the volume in year one will be reserved for further processing, which will be reduced to 50 percent by year five. Concentrated and Condensed Milk: 1,380 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Yogurt and Buttermilk: 4,135 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Powdered Buttermilk: 520 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Products of Natural Milk Constituents: 2,760 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Ice Cream and Ice Cream Mixes: 690 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Other Dairy: 690 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 13 years. Whey: 4,134 MT by year six of the agreement, growing one percent for an additional 4 years. Whey will have its over quota tariff eliminated in 10 years. Margarine: Tariff elimination in five years. The margarine rule of origin for use in trade between the United States and Canada will allow the use of non-originating palm oil in the manufacture of margarine. The United States will provide reciprocal access on a ton-for-ton basis for imports of Canada dairy products through first-come, first-served tariff rate quotas.