Over Milk definition

Over Milk means any Milk that the Farmer makes available to Coles for Collection, in excess of the Required Volume, and as otherwise referred to in clause 8.
Over Milk means any Milk that the Farmer produces at the Farm and is supplied to Coles, in excess of the Minimum Volume.

Examples of Over Milk in a sentence

  • The Xxxxxx may choose to offer the Over Milk to Coles pursuant to the terms of this Agreement for the Seasonal Price but is under no obligation to do so (nor is Coles under any obligation to accept the Over Milk).

  • The Farmer may choose to offer the Over Milk to Coles pursuant to the terms of this Agreement for the Seasonal Price but is under no obligation to do so (nor is Coles under any obligation to accept the Over Milk).

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