Pre-Shipment Samples Clause Samples
The Pre-Shipment Samples clause requires the seller to provide product samples to the buyer before the main shipment is dispatched. Typically, this involves sending a small quantity of the goods for inspection and approval, allowing the buyer to verify quality, specifications, or compliance with agreed standards. By enabling the buyer to assess the products in advance, this clause helps prevent disputes over quality or conformity and ensures that the final shipment meets contractual expectations.
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Pre-Shipment Samples. Contractor shall deliver to Synergy a preshipment sample from each batch of Product prior to full delivery and prior to issuance of the relevant certificate of analysis. Synergy shall test key attributes of the preshipment sample, either itself or through an independent analytical lab, and will inform Contractor whether or not such testing confirms that the sample conforms to the Specifications. If Synergy confirms that the sample conforms to the Specifications, then Contractor will ship the full delivery to Synergy. This process does not relieve Contractor of its obligations to deliver Product that meets the Specifications and that conforms to the relevant certificate of analysis and does not limit Synergy’s right to reject product as provided in Section 3.6.
Pre-Shipment Samples. Prior to delivering [**] as a Biosurgery Product under a Purchase Order, Supplier will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide Genzyme with a pre-qualification sample of [**] meeting the Specifications derived from at least one (1) lot of [**].
Pre-Shipment Samples. The Parties may agree in writing from time to time that in order to facilitate the orderly shipment and acceptance of large orders that TWTI will provide ACLA with a Pre-Shipment Sample for a particular Lot that would be tested by ACLA to determine if such Lot conforms with Specifications, and ACLA shall issue either a Certificate of Acceptance or a Certificate of Nonconformance based upon such testing as appropriate and otherwise in accordance with Section 2.9, and in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures, prior to shipment of the order.