Fumigation Sample Clauses

Fumigation. 7.1. Subject to clause 7.4 of this Schedule 4, where the Grain delivered by a Customer to a Port Terminal Facility has been fumigated prior to delivery, the Customer must provide CBH with a Fumigation Statement detailing all chemicals applied to the Grain prior to delivery at the Port Terminal Facility, in relation to: (a) all Grain delivered after 1 February in the Season; and (b) all Grain that is not of the Season. 7.2. Where Grain has been fumigated at the Port Terminal Facility by CBH:

Fumigation. The goods will be fumigated by the Seller (at the Seller’s cost) and the Seller will certify same. Independent fumigation and/or certification are for Buyer’s account. Any specific fumigation requirements to be declared in Packing Instructions (see Clause 2) and (unless mutually agreed otherwise) shall be at the Buyer’s expense.

Fumigation. Lessees agree that if at any time during the term of this Lease Lessor determines that fumigation of the Premises, or the building in which the Premises is a part, is necessary, and that such fumigation requires Lessees to vacate the Premises for a limited amount of time that Lessees shall so vacate the Premises for the period required to complete said fumigation. Lessor shall give not less than seventy-two (72) hours written notice to Lessees of the necessity of fumigation, specifying the time that Lessees are to vacate the Premises, together with the notice required by Civil Code section 1940.8. Additionally, Lessees shall comply with all reasonable demands, with respect to protecting and/or removing their personal property as may be required for the fumigation work. If Lessees are required to vacate pursuant to this paragraph, there shall be no abatement of rent, nor will Lessor be responsible for the cost of temporary housing or relocation cost.

Fumigation. Service Provider will arrange Fumigation of export consignments where ever is required and will submit Original Invoice and fumigation certificate along with Bill.

Fumigation. Vessels shall be fumigated with an aluminum phosphide preparation in-transit. Commodity supplier shall arrange and pay for in-transit fumigation performed by a certified applicator in accordance with the USDA, FGIS Fumigation Handbook dated July 10, 2020 and any subsequent revisions to said handbook. Fumigation shall be witnessed by FGIS, USDA, and the aluminum phosphide preparation shall be contained in packaging as described in the Fumigation Handbook. Dust retainers shall be used. For Tween-deck/Multi-deck vessels and bulk carriers (including push-mode ITB/ATB), the recirculation method of fumigation shall be used. Tween-deck/Multi-deck vessels are acceptable only when a certified applicator states that the vessel has been inspected and found to be suitable for in-transit fumigation.

Fumigation. Surface decontamination using a liquid disinfectant is often the simplest method. However, the effectiveness of liquid methods is limited because it is difficult to distribute the solution on surfaces other than horizontal ones for the necessary contact time between the decontaminant and pathogens. For large areas and complex equipment, liquid disinfectant wipe-down techniques can be time-consuming and difficult to standardize and may not be feasible. In these cases, gaseous decontamination methods are advantageous because the active agent can be distributed evenly in the whole space to quickly cover large surface areas with complex topographies (▇▇▇▇▇▇ et al., 2012). They are also independent of the human factor of distributing the decontaminant adequately and ensuring sufficient contact time between the disinfectant and microbes. Fumigation was used to decontaminate buildings after the 2001 anthrax letter incident in the US (NRC 2005) and the anthrax contamination in the UK in 2006 (▇▇▇▇▇ 2007). Fumigation is a decontamination method where the contaminated space is filled with gaseous decontaminant to inactivate microbes within the area. Regardless of the configuration and construction materials used, the space must be well sealed during decontamination to prevent the escape of the reactive agent to adjacent areas. Fumigation generally involves the following phases:

Fumigation. Vessels shall be fumigated with an aluminum phosphide preparation in-transit. Commodity supplier shall arrange and pay for in-transit fumigation performed by a certified applicator in accordance with the USDA, FGIS Fumigation Handbook dated July 10, 2020 and any subsequent revision of said handbook and according to the Fumigation Protocols for Bulk Cargo included in the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) Notice to the Trade titled “Cargo Fumigation Requirements”, Dated February 16, 2023. Fumigation shall be witnessed by FGIS, USDA, and the aluminum phosphide preparation shall be contained in packaging as described in the Fumigation Handbook. Dust retainers shall be used. For Tween-deck/Multi-deck vessels and bulk carriers (including push-mode ITB/ATB), the recirculation method of fumigation shall be used. Tween-deck/Multi-deck vessels are acceptable only when a certified applicator states that the vessel has been inspected and found to be suitable for in-transit fumigation. The removal and disposal of fumigant sleeves, pipes, dust retainers or other fumigation materials used for intransit fumigation shall be for Buyer’s/Receiver’s time, risk, and expense and time used to count as laytime.

Fumigation. 7.1. Subject to clause 7.4 of this Schedule 6, where the Grain delivered by a Customer to a Port Terminal Facility has been fumigated prior to delivery, the Customer must provide CBH with a Fumigation Statement detailing all chemicals applied to the Grain prior to delivery at the Port Terminal Facility, in relation to: (a) all Grain delivered after 1 February in the Season; and (b) all Grain that is not of the Season. 7.2. Where Grain has been fumigated at the Port Terminal Facility by CBH: (a) the Customer will pay the Remedial Fumigation Services Fee as set out in the Fees and Charges Schedule for the total capacity of the storage in which the Grain is held (measured in wheat tonnes equivalent); and (b) CBH shall have no liability for any delays in loading the Customer’s Vessel as a result of the unavailability of the Grain under fumigation. 7.3. CBH shall only provide a Fumigation Statement in relation to any Grain treatment applied by CBH within 3 Business Days of receiving a written request from the Customer. If a statement or certificate is provided by CBH, a charge will apply as per Fees and Charges Schedule. 7.4. CBH may waive compliance with the obligation to provide a Fumigation Statement provided that the Customer makes a declaration in the Direct to Port Delivery Declaration Form in respect of each load of Grain delivered to the Port Terminal Facility.

Fumigation. The property is periodically fumigated; however, neither the Homeowner, Property Manager nor the booking agent shall be responsible for the fumigation or removal of insects that may enter the property.