Article 15
1. With a view to delivery at the proposed stage the goods must be recognized as satisfying the requirements stipulated in the Regulation opening the tendering procedure. For this purpose the intervention agency of the country of shipment shall arrange for a check at the port at the time of loading on the nature, quality and packaging of the goods. Following inspection an attestation shall be issued. The costs relating thereto shall be borne by the successful tenderer. Samples intended for analysis shall be taken and the inspection shall be carried out in accordance with the trade practices in force in the country of shipment. The successful tenderer and the recipient's representative shall be invited to take part in the operation. 2. The quantities delivered shall be determined when the goods are placed under customs control. Where the goods are to be delivered in bulk, a tolerance of minus 2 % of the weight to be delivered shall be allowed. 3. If the inspection referred to in paragraph 1 gives rise to a dispute, the intervention agency shall arrange for a second inspection by a service different from that mentioned in paragraph 1, the findings of which shall be final. The costs relating thereto shall be borne by the losing party. 4. Where the inspection provided for in the preceding paragraphs reveals that the goods do not satisfy the requirements stipulated, they must be refused and replaced. Where some quantities are missing the successful tenderer must make up the cargo.