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competitors may be present, it is important to emphasize the ongoing commitment

of our members and the Association to full compliance with national and other

antitrust laws

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Association's structure is fashioned and its programs are carried out in conformance

with antitrust standards.

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An equal responsibility for antitrust compliance Ͳ which includes avoidance of even

an appearance of improper activity Ͳ belongs to the individual.

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The appearance of improper activity must be avoided because actual proof of

misconduct is not required only whether misconduct can be inferred from the

individual's activities.

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Compliance with AOAC policy and guidelines involves not only avoidance of antitrust

violations, but avoidance of any behavior which might be perceived as such.

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The document states antitrust laws in general terms, and is not a summary

of applicable laws.

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It is intended only to highlight and emphasize the principal antitrust

standards which are relevant to AOAC programs and activities.

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Signing the AOAC INTERNATIONAL Volunteer Acceptance Form means that

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e s gner as rea , un ers an an agrees o comp y w e po cy.