Conforming Covered Products Sample Clauses

Conforming Covered Products. 2.4.1 A Conforming Covered Product is a Covered Product for which the “Daily Lead Exposure Level” is no greater than 0.5 micrograms of lead per day and/or “Daily Cadmium Exposure Level” is no more than 4.1 micrograms of cadmium per day as determined by the quality control methodology described in Section 2.4. Beginning within one year of the Effective Date, Sakara Life shall arrange for lead and cadmium testing of the Covered Products at least once a year for a minimum of five consecutive years by arranging for testing of five randomly selected samples of each of the Covered Products, in the form intended for sale to the end-user, which Sakara Life intends to sell or is manufacturing for sale in California, directly selling to a consumer in California or “Distributing into the State of California.” For absolute clarity, such 5 randomly selected samples may, at Sakara Life’s option, either be pulled from multiple batches of the same production run or from multiple batches of multiple production runs in the same testing year. If tests conducted pursuant to this Section demonstrate that no Warning is required for a Covered Product during each of five consecutive years, then the testing requirements of this Section will no longer be required as to that Covered Product. However, if during or after the five-year testing period, Sakara Life changes ingredient suppliers for any of the Covered Products and/or reformulates any of the Covered Products, Sakara Life shall test that Covered Product annually for lead and/or cadmium at least four (4) consecutive years after such change is made.
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Conforming Covered Products. A Conforming Covered Product is a Covered Product for which the “Daily Lead Exposure Level” is no greater than 0.5 micrograms of lead per day as determined by the exposure methodology set forth in Section 3.1.2 and the quality control methodology described in Section 3.4, and that is not known by Nuzest USA to contain other chemicals that violate Proposition 65’s safe harbor thresholds.
Conforming Covered Products. 2.4.1 A Conforming Covered Product is a Covered Product for which the “Daily Lead Exposure Level” is no greater than 0.5 micrograms of lead per day as determined by the quality control methodology described in Section 2.4. Beginning within one year of the Effective Date, Sakara Life shall arrange for lead testing of the Covered Products at least once a year for a minimum of five consecutive years by arranging for testing of five randomly selected samples of each of the Covered Products, in the form intended for sale to the end-user, which Sakara Life intends to sell or is manufacturing for sale in California, directly selling to a consumer in California or “Distributing into the State of California.” For absolute clarity, such 5 randomly selected samples may, at Sakara Life’s option, either be pulled from multiple batches of the same production run or from multiple batches of multiple production runs in the same testing year. If tests conducted pursuant to this Section demonstrate that no Warning is required for a Covered Product during each of five consecutive years, then the testing requirements of this Section will no longer be required as to that Covered Product. However, if during or after the five-year testing period, Sakara Life changes ingredient suppliers for any of the Covered Products and/or reformulates any of the Covered Products, Sakara Life shall test that Covered Product annually for lead at least four (4) consecutive years after such change is made.

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