Tasting and Testing Sample Clauses

Tasting and Testing. Partner agencies may permit staff/volunteers to consume or prepare onsite donated goods to: ▪ Become more familiar with them (to be in a better position to advise agencies/clients as to their uses) • Discover new ways in which they can be used (to be in a better position to advise agencies/clients) • Test their fitness for consumption (as they near or pass code date, for example). In the above instances, uses of donated product must, by law, be “incidental to the primary use in the care of the ill, needy or infants” and may not lawfully constitute “pay” and/or compensation to any staff and/or volunteers. In other words, donated products are intended for the care of the ill, needy or infants and any incidental use should be limited and related to the primary purpose of your program. The partner agency’s Board, staff and volunteers should be made aware of these policies and procedures in addition to the potential for abuse and the importance of periodic review of control procedures.
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