Milk Collection Clause Samples

Milk Collection. 9.1 The Contracted Courier will Collect Milk on behalf of the Customer on the terms and subject to the conditions contained in

Milk Collection. Brownes will take delivery of the Supplier’s milk when it is loaded into a Brownes contracted milk tanker from the vat at the dairy on the Farm. Milk tanker drivers are the initial point of contact for Suppliers. They have a very important role in assessing the milk to be collected, following correct sampling procedures, and are required to enter the property under the control of the Supplier. Suppliers are responsible for providing safe access for the tanker to the dairy in all weather. Suggested guidelines for the tanker access are shown below. Suppliers need to communicate directly with the Brownes Transport Manager to agree on collection times (unless collection times are specified by Brownes in accordance with the Brownes Australian Standard Terms and Conditions), and to help ensure prompt service and give 48 hours’ notice before: • Collection • Material changes in milk quantities • Special collections (being collections outside normal collection times) for vat maintenance and changes to milking times. Milk collection times will normally be between 7:00am and 4:00pm, and between 7:00pm and 4:00am. Alternate times may be agreed between Suppliers and the Transport Manager, when convenient for both parties. The minimum collection of milk is 400 litres per stop. A milk collection fee will be charged as set out in the Seasonal Pricing Letter. The Supplier shall agitate the milk before collection. The tanker driver shall collect a representative sample while the tanker is being loaded (including to test for contamination as set out in the Exclusive Milk Supply Agreement). The tanker driver shall rinse the vat (or start the automatic wash) before leaving the property.