Yield Loss Clause Samples
The Yield Loss clause defines how losses in production output, typically in manufacturing or agricultural contexts, are identified and managed under a contract. It specifies the acceptable thresholds for yield loss, outlines the process for measuring actual output versus expected output, and may detail remedies or compensation if losses exceed agreed limits. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of acceptable production variances and provides a mechanism for addressing shortfalls, thereby allocating risk and promoting accountability in performance.
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Yield Loss. MSCWC will periodically report to ISG the amount of Yield Loss on all ISG Substrate coated using the Zinc Process and the Zinc-Nickel Process. If the total Yield Loss on such ISG Substrate during any fiscal quarter (March through May, June through August, September through November and December through February) shall exceed 4% of the total tons of ISG Substrate coated using the Zinc Process or the Zinc-Nickel Process during such quarter, MSCWC shall promptly reimburse ISG for its cost to manufacture the Yield Loss tons during such quarter in excess of 4% of such total, plus an allowance for freight on such excess tons to the Facility and minus the scrap value (as defined in Section 6.08) of such excess tons.
Yield Loss. 9.1 [***] shall be responsible for yield loss. [***] with respect to yield loss shall be for [***].
9.2 Following the end of each calendar quarter [***] for the [***]. CCC will also provide a report on the steps that are being taken by CCC to address the causes of the yield loss to accompany such invoice.
Yield Loss. 7.1 Buyer shall be responsible for yield loss directly related to Buyer design issues. Seller’s sole responsibility with respect to yield loss shall only be for those workmanship related failures mutually determined and agreed by the Parties.