Common use of Sampling Methods of Bulk Milk Clause in Contracts

Sampling Methods of Bulk Milk. All samples have a unique barcode to identify the farm. Test results are communicated by SMS, tanker receipts, uploaded to Norco’s intranet and milk production advice. At each collection, a minimum of two raw milk samples are taken. The sample for composition and bulk milk cell count (BMCC) is taken in-line during milk collection by the drip sampler on the tanker. Another sample may be taken by the driver directly from the vat. The sample for the standard plate count (SPC) is taken directly from the vat. In the case where there is only access to the vat by a side door, the sample will be taken once the milk is below the door level. Samples for SPC may be taken in-line during milk collection by the drip sampler on the tanker. A composite sample is taken in part from each vat, where there are multiple vats. For additional testing of vats where segregation of milk is required, sampling and testing for each vat can be arranged. Milk samples may be tested for inhibitory substances, thermodurics and freezing point. Samples for individual cows or additional bulk milk samples can be requested through Norco Milk Supply. Samples will be collected by the tanker driver and results reported to the Supplier by Norco. The costs associated with this additional service will incur a fee charged to the Supplier by a third party.

Appears in 10 contracts

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