Identity Preserved Sample Clauses
The 'Identity Preserved' clause ensures that specific goods or materials maintain their unique characteristics or origin throughout the supply chain. In practice, this means that products such as specialty grains, organic produce, or certified components are kept separate from other similar items during storage, handling, and transportation to prevent mixing or substitution. This clause is essential for maintaining product integrity and traceability, thereby assuring buyers that they are receiving exactly what was specified in the contract.
Identity Preserved. The practice of storing and handling grain separate from all other grain, so the actual grain deposited in the warehouse, and no other, may be delivered to the person holding title to such grain. Inspector, Sampler, Classifier, and/or Weigher. A person licensed under the USWA to inspect, sample, classify, and/or weigh grain who determines the grade and/or weight of grain stored at a warehouse licensed under the USWA. Lawful Owner. The person or legal entity that has legal title to grain. Load Out. The removal of grain from the Warehouse Operator’s licensed warehouse space. Lot. The quantity and quality of single or multiple deliveries of grain received into a warehouse for which one inspection certificate is issued by a licensed inspector, sampler, classifier and/or weigher at a warehouse licensed under the USWA.
Identity Preserved. The practice of storing and handling grain separate from all other grain, so the actual grain deposited in the warehouse, and no other, may be delivered to the person holding title to such grain. Lawful Owner. The person who has title to the grain. Licensed Sampler, Weigher, Inspector and/or Grader. A person licensed under the USWA to sample, weigh, inspect and/or grade grain and certifies the grade and/or weight of grain stored at a grain warehouse licensed under the USWA. Load Out. Removing grain from the Warehouse Operator’s licensed warehouse space. Lot. The quantity and quality of single or multiple deliveries of grain received into a warehouse for which one inspection and weight certificate is issued by a licensed sampler and weigher, and/or inspector and grader, at a warehouse licensed under the USWA. Negotiable Warehouse Receipt. A written or electronic instrument capable of being transferred by delivery or endorsement when the depositor or holder takes the instrument for value, in good faith, without notice of conflicting claims or defenses.
Identity Preserved. The practice of storing and handling grain separate from all other grain, so the actual grain deposited in the warehouse, and no other, may be delivered to the person holding title to such grain. Inspector, Sampler, Classifier, and/or Weigher. A person licensed under the USWA to inspect, sample, classify, and/or weigh grain who determines the grade and/or weight of grain stored at a warehouse licensed under the USWA.