SORTING OF PRODUCTS Sample Clauses

SORTING OF PRODUCTS. The State may require separate ticket books for any loads sorted by the Purchaser by size or species or by specific products intended for different delivery points. Load tickets designated for a specific product must only be used for that specific product. When a load ticket is used with an incorrect product it is a contract violation.
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SORTING OF PRODUCTS. The State may require separate ticket books for any loads sorted by the Purchaser by size or species or by specific products intended for different delivery points. Load tickets designated for a specific product must only be used for that specific product. When a load ticket is used with an incorrect product the State may treat such misuse as a contract violation E. LOAD MARKING: The Purchaser is required to xxxx all loads of logs before removal from the loading area to assist in identification while in transit or at the point of delivery. Marking shall be accomplished by painting “GNA” in blue paint and the last three digits of the truck load ticket number on log ends of at least three logs on each load, both front and back. The driver’s side bunk log shall be one of the marked logs. Failure to comply with this provision may be treated by the State as a contract violation.
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