Manufacturing and Quality Requirements Sample Clauses

Manufacturing and Quality Requirements. (a) Production Part Approval Process (“PPAP”). Tesla and Supplier shall follow the PPAP requirements set forth in “PPAP Submission Workbook” (“Attachment 5”). Supplier shall provide all necessary documentation.
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Manufacturing and Quality Requirements. Within 30 days from the Execution Date, Licensee shall prepare and submit to Licensor for Licensor’s Approval a Merchandising Schedule and Line Plan for the first Collection. Thereafter, a Merchandising Schedule and Line Plan must be submitted to Licensor at least 60 days in advance of any subsequent Collection. Licensed Products shall be of a fabrication, styling and quality consistent with the reputation, image and prestige of the Licensed Trademark and, in any event, all proposed Licensed Products (and all aspects thereof, including, without limitation, Designs, fabrications, componentry, tags and labels) require Licensor’s Approval and Licensee must obtain Licensor’s Approval prior to the manufacture, sale, use, distribution and/or advertising of any Licensed Product. In that regard, Licensee shall submit to Licensor for its prior Licensor’s Approval samples of all proposed Licensed Products, all tags, labels and packaging materials proposed to be used in connection with the Licensed Products and all advertising, marketing and promotional materials proposed to be used hereunder. Also, all proposed customers require Licensor’s Approval on a case-by-case basis. Licensed Products not complying with applicable governmental laws, rules, regulations or standards shall be deemed unapproved, even if previously having Licensor’s Approval, and shall not be shipped or otherwise sold. In addition to the sample Licensed Products provided under the preceding paragraph, Licensee shall provide to Licensor, without charge, one full sample line of each collection from and as promptly as practicable after the completion of the first production run of each such collection. Also, as promptly as practicable after request by Licensor from time to time and without charge, Licensee shall submit to Licensor for inspection current production samples of each Licensed Product so that Licensor may assure itself that the required quality standards are being maintained. Licensed Products shall be manufactured at the expense of Licensee. It is Licensee's sole obligation and responsibility to control and otherwise certify that the Licensed Products meet all necessary laws specifications and regulations for manufacture and suitability for use. The Licensed Products shall: (i) meet or exceed the industry’s quality standards and specifications for Products competitive with the Licensed Products; and (ii) be manufactured, promoted, advertised, sold and distributed in accordance with any an...
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