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a) Development and implementation, with CTC, of product stewardship programs to manage the life cycle of Merchandise and its associated packaging, from materials acquisition to use and ultimate disposition of Merchandise and its associated packaging, with proper regard for its impact on CTC, CT Retailers, the consumer and the environment.
b) Co-operation with CTC in the implementation of product and packaging stewardship programs mandated by law or standard, which may include funding for stewardship programs, or changing product or package attributes, to minimize stewardship or environmental impacts; Quality Engineering
c) Registration of all pesticide products with the appropriate governmental authority, where required by law;
d) Registration with the Canadian Pediatric Society-Canadian Products Database of all Merchandise that is or contains a chemical product which customers may accidentally be exposed to;
e) Provision of a current Material Safety Data Sheet, in English and French, and other information regarding environmental or occupational health and safety aspects of the Merchandise as may be specified by CTC (prior to the provision to the Vendor of a Purchase Order) for a chemical or other product requiring the same, or a product specified by CTC and the renewal and updating of such Material Safety Data Sheets and other information as required by a Law or Standard or as requested by CTC, all in a form acceptable to CTC;
f) Provision of a 24-hour emergency telephone number and a regular business hours emergency telephone number listing the hours of operation and the applicable time zone;
g) Provision of detailed instructions as to the manner in which Merchandise may be destroyed or disposed of by CTC or Canadian Tire Retailers, including information as to the manner in which all Canadian Laws and Standards relating to environmental matters should be complied with in connection with such destruction or disposition;
h) Provision for the removal and/or disposition of any Merchandise (or any part thereof), within the CTC supply chain or at store level, that is no longer legal for sale in Canada pursuant to any Law or Standard;
i) Provision to CTC of dangerous goods information on all products regulated under the Canadian Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulation and/or the International Marine Dangerous Goods Code, or any successor Law or Standard, in a manner that is acceptable to CTC;
j) Provision to CTC or an independent agent contracted by CTC of specific product information that CTC requires to meet the reporting requirements of any Law or Standard; and
k) Cooperation with CTC in reformulating or repackaging Merchandise to comply with environmental, health and safety or stewardship programs required by CTC or by any Law or Standard.