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1.2 Whenever possible, subcontractors are required to identify the products they supply by appropriate marking, labeling, or tagging the products and/or packaging. The receiving clerk verifies that products are properly identified (refer to Procedure QOP-10-01 Receiving Inspection). If the subcontractor applied identification is not appropriate or adequate, Materials Control is responsible for appropriate marking of purchased products.