Common use of COMPLIANCE WITH TRADE LAWS AND REGULATIONS Clause in Contracts

COMPLIANCE WITH TRADE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. Seller is required to notify Buyer in writing of any materials, subcomponents or components sold to Buyer or consumed by Seller to produce goods to fill this order that Seller purchases in a country other than the country in which the goods are provided to Buyer. Seller is further required to notify Buyer in writing in advance of relocating the sourcing or production of goods sold to Buyer or consumed by Seller to produce goods to fill this order. Where Buyer is the importer of record, Seller will furnish Buyer with any documentation necessary to establish the country of origin, appropriate value for Customs’ clearance ,Buyer part number and part description, as well as documentation and certifications, including partner government agency reporting requirements (FDA, FCC, DOT, etc.) in the country of destination necessary for expeditious Customs clearance Where Seller is the importer of record, Seller will furnish all documentation, evidence and certifications required by the Customs agency in the country of destination timely to expedite shipment clearance. Seller will promptly advise Buyer of any material or components imported into the country of origin and any duty included in the purchase price of the goods. The rights to and benefits of any duty drawback, including rights developed by substitution and rights which may be acquired from Seller's suppliers and export credits to the extent transferable to Buyer, are the property of Buyer. Seller will provide all documentation and take any necessary steps to drawback any duty, taxes or fees paid to, and to receive export credits from, the government of the country of origin upon exportation of the goods from such country. Seller will provide Buyer, or the appropriate governmental authority all documentation and information required by law or regulation to determine the minimum duty to be paid upon the importation of the goods into any country or to obtain any refunds or drawbacks of duties paid. Seller warrants that the information regarding the import or export of the goods supplied to Buyer is true and correct and that all sales covered by this order will be made at not less than fair value under the anti-dumping laws of the countries to which the goods are exported. Please see Supplier’s Guide to Trade Compliance & Supply Chain Security (Trade Compliance Guide) for further information on subjects addressed in this Section 7. The Trade Compliance Guide describes Buyer’s requirements and expectations of Sellers for complying with the customs regulations (import/export), document requirements (free trade agreements) and supply chain security criteria of the countries to which Sellers ship materials, parts and products to them in North America. This Trade Compliance Guide is referenced by link in the Doing Business guide.

COMPLIANCE WITH TRADE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. Seller is required to notify Buyer in writing of any materials, subcomponents or components sold to Buyer or consumed by Seller to produce goods to fill this order that Seller purchases in a country other than the country in which the goods are provided to Buyer. Seller is further required to notify Buyer in writing in advance of relocating the sourcing or production of goods sold to Buyer or consumed by Seller to produce goods to fill this order. Where Buyer is the importer of record, Seller will furnish Buyer with any documentation necessary to establish the country of origin, appropriate value for Customs’ clearance ,Buyer part number and part description, as well as documentation and certifications, including partner government agency reporting requirements (FDA, FCC, DOT, etc.) in the country of destination necessary for expeditious Customs clearance clearance. Where Seller is the importer of record, Seller will timely furnish all documentation, evidence and certifications required by the Customs agency in the country of destination timely to expedite shipment clearance. Seller will promptly advise Buyer of any material or components imported into the country of origin and any duty included in the purchase price of the goods. The rights to and benefits of any duty drawback, including rights developed by substitution and rights which may be acquired from Seller's suppliers and export credits credits, to the extent transferable to Buyer, are the property of Buyer. Seller will provide all documentation and take any necessary steps to drawback any duty, taxes or fees paid to, and to receive export credits from, the government of the country of origin upon exportation of the goods from such country. Seller will provide Buyer, Buyer or the appropriate governmental authority all documentation and information required by law or regulation to determine the minimum duty to be paid upon the importation of the goods into any country or to obtain any refunds or drawbacks of duties paid. Seller warrants that the information regarding the import or export of the goods supplied to Buyer is true and correct and that all sales covered by this order will be made at not less than fair value under the anti-dumping laws of the countries to which the goods are exported. Please see Supplier’s Guide to Trade Compliance & Supply Chain Security (Trade Compliance Guide) for further information on subjects addressed in this Section 7. The Trade Compliance Guide describes BuyerXxxxx’s requirements and expectations of Sellers for complying with the customs regulations (import/export), document requirements (free trade agreements) and supply chain security criteria of the countries to which Sellers ship materials, parts and products to them in North America. This Trade Compliance Guide is referenced by link in the Doing Business guide.

COMPLIANCE WITH TRADE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. Seller is required to will promptly notify Buyer in writing of any materials, subcomponents material or components sold to Buyer or consumed used by Seller to produce goods to fill in filling this order that Seller purchases in a country other than the country in which the goods are provided delivered to Buyer. Seller is further required to will notify Buyer in writing in advance of relocating moving or off shoring the sourcing or production of goods sold to Buyer materials or consumed components used by Seller to produce goods to fill in filling this order. Where Buyer is the importer of record, Seller will furnish Buyer with any documentation necessary to establish the country of origin, appropriate value for Customs’ clearance ,Buyer Customs clearance, buyer part number and part description, as well as documentation necessary for Customs clearance and certifications, including partner other government agency reporting requirements (FDA, FCC, DOT, etc.) in the country of destination necessary for expeditious Customs clearance Where Seller is the importer of record, Seller will furnish all documentation, evidence and certifications required by the Customs agency in the country of destination timely to expedite shipment clearance). Seller will promptly advise Buyer of any material or components imported into the country of origin and any duty included in the purchase price of the goods. The rights to and benefits of any duty drawback, including rights developed by substitution and rights which may be acquired from Seller's suppliers and export credits credits, to the extent transferable to Buyer, are the property of Buyer. Seller will provide all documentation and take any necessary steps to drawback any duty, taxes or fees paid to, and to receive export credits from, the government of the country of origin upon exportation of the goods from such country. Seller will provide Buyer, Buyer or the appropriate governmental authority all documentation and information required by law or regulation to determine the minimum duty to be paid upon the importation of the goods into any country or to obtain any refunds or drawbacks of duties paid. Seller warrants that the information regarding the import or export of the goods supplied to Buyer is true and correct and that all sales covered by this order will be made at not less than fair value under the anti-dumping laws of the countries to which the goods are exported. Please see Supplier’s Guide to Trade Compliance & Supply Chain Security (Trade Compliance Guide) for further information on subjects addressed in this Section 7. The Trade Compliance Guide describes BuyerDaimler Trucks North America LLC’s requirements and expectations of Sellers for complying with the customs regulations (import/export), document requirements (free trade agreements) and supply chain security criteria of the countries to which Sellers ship materials, parts and products to them in North America. This Trade Compliance Guide is referenced by link in the Doing Business guide.

COMPLIANCE WITH TRADE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. Seller is required to will promptly notify Buyer in writing of any materials, subcomponents material or components sold to Buyer or consumed used by Seller to produce goods to fill in filling this order that Seller purchases in a country other than the country in which the goods are provided delivered to Buyer. Seller is further required to will notify Buyer in writing in advance of relocating moving or off shoring the sourcing or production of goods sold to Buyer materials or consumed components used by Seller to produce goods to fill in filling this order. Where Buyer is the importer of record, Seller will furnish Buyer with any documentation necessary to establish the country of origin, appropriate value for Customs’ clearance ,Buyer Customs clearance, buyer part number and part description, as well as documentation necessary for Customs clearance and certifications, including partner other government agency reporting requirements (FDA, FCC, DOT, etc.) in the country of destination necessary for expeditious Customs clearance Where Seller is the importer of record, Seller will furnish all documentation, evidence and certifications required by the Customs agency in the country of destination timely to expedite shipment clearance). Seller will promptly advise Buyer of any material or components imported into the country of origin and any duty included in the purchase price of the goods. The rights to and benefits of any duty drawback, including rights developed by substitution and rights which may be acquired from Seller's suppliers and export credits credits, to the extent transferable to Buyer, are the property of Buyer. Seller will provide all documentation and take any necessary steps to drawback any duty, taxes or fees paid to, and to receive export credits from, the government of the country of origin upon exportation of the goods from such country. Seller will provide Buyer, Buyer or the appropriate governmental authority all documentation and information required by law or regulation to determine the minimum duty to be paid upon the importation of the goods into any country or to obtain any refunds or drawbacks of duties paid. Seller warrants that the information regarding the import or export of the goods supplied to Buyer is true and correct and that all sales covered by this order will be made at not less than fair value under the anti-dumping laws of the countries to which the goods are exported. Please see Supplier’s Guide to Trade Compliance & Supply Chain Security (Trade Compliance Guide) for further information on subjects addressed in this Section 7. The Trade Compliance Guide describes BuyerDaimler Truck North America LLC’s requirements and expectations of Sellers for complying with the customs regulations (import/export), document requirements (free trade agreements) and supply chain security criteria of the countries to which Sellers ship materials, parts and products to them in North America. This Trade Compliance Guide is referenced by link in the Doing Business guide.

COMPLIANCE WITH TRADE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. Seller is required to notify Buyer in writing of any materials, subcomponents or components sold to Buyer or consumed by Seller to produce goods to fill this order that Seller purchases in a country other than the country in which the goods are provided to Buyer. Seller is further required to notify Buyer in writing in advance of relocating the sourcing or production of goods sold to Buyer or consumed by Seller to produce goods to fill this order. Where Buyer is the importer of record, Seller will furnish Buyer with any documentation necessary to establish the country of origin, appropriate value for Customs’ clearance ,Buyer part number and part description, as well as documentation and certifications, including partner government agency reporting requirements (FDA, FCC, DOT, etc.) in the country of destination necessary for expeditious Customs clearance clearance. Where Seller is the importer of record, Seller will timely furnish all documentation, evidence and certifications required by the Customs agency in the country of destination timely to expedite shipment clearance. Seller will promptly advise Buyer of any material or components imported into the country of origin and any duty included in the purchase price of the goods. The rights to and benefits of any duty drawback, including rights developed by substitution and rights which may be acquired from Seller's suppliers and export credits credits, to the extent transferable to Buyer, are the property of Buyer. Seller will provide all documentation and take any necessary steps to drawback any duty, taxes or fees paid to, and to receive export credits from, the government of the country of origin upon exportation of the goods from such country. Seller will provide Buyer, or the appropriate governmental authority all documentation and information required by law or regulation to determine the minimum duty to be paid upon the importation of the goods into any country or to obtain any refunds or drawbacks of duties paid. Seller warrants that the information regarding the import or export of the goods supplied to Buyer is true and correct and that all sales covered by this order will be made at not less than fair value under the anti-dumping laws of the countries to which the goods are exported. Please see Supplier’s Guide to Trade Compliance & Supply Chain Security (Trade Compliance Guide) for further information on subjects addressed in this Section 7. The Trade Compliance Guide describes BuyerXxxxx’s requirements and expectations of Sellers for complying with the customs regulations (import/export), document requirements (free trade agreements) and supply chain security criteria of the countries to which Sellers ship materials, parts and products to them in North America. This Trade Compliance Guide is referenced by link in the Doing Business guide.

COMPLIANCE WITH TRADE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. Seller is required to notify Buyer in writing of any materials, subcomponents subcomponents, or components (goods) sold to Buyer or consumed by Seller to produce goods to fill this order that Seller purchases in a country other than the country in which the goods are provided to Buyer. Seller is further required to notify Buyer in writing in advance of relocating the sourcing or production of goods sold to Buyer or consumed by Seller to produce goods to fill this order. Where Buyer is the importer of record, Seller will furnish Buyer with any documentation necessary to establish the country of origin, appropriate value for Customs’ clearance ,clearance, Buyer part number and part description, as well as documentation and certifications, certifications including partner government agency reporting requirements (FDA, FCC, DOT, etc.) in the country of destination necessary for expeditious Customs clearance clearance. Where Seller is the importer of record, Seller will furnish all documentation, evidence evidence, and certifications required by the Customs agency in the country of destination timely to expedite shipment clearance. Seller will promptly advise Buyer of any material or components imported into the country of origin and any duty included in the purchase price of the goods. The rights to and benefits of any duty drawback, including rights developed by substitution and rights which may be acquired from Seller's ’s suppliers and export credits to the extent transferable to Buyer, are the property of Buyer. Seller will provide all documentation and take any necessary steps to drawback any duty, taxes or fees paid to, and to receive export credits from, the government of the country of origin upon exportation of the goods from such country. Seller will provide Buyer, or the appropriate governmental authority all documentation and information required by law or regulation to determine the minimum duty to be paid upon the importation of the goods into any country or to obtain any refunds or drawbacks of duties paid. Seller warrants that the information regarding the import or export of the goods supplied to Buyer is true and correct and that all sales covered by this order will be made at not less than fair value under the anti-dumping laws of the countries to which the goods are exported. Please see Supplier’s Guide to Trade Compliance & Supply Chain Security (Trade Compliance Guide) for further information on subjects addressed in this Section 7. The Trade Compliance Guide describes Buyer’s requirements and expectations of Sellers for complying with the customs regulations (import/export), document requirements (free trade agreements) ), and supply chain security criteria of the countries to which Sellers ship materials, parts parts, and products to them in North America. This Trade Compliance Guide is referenced by link in the Doing Business guide.

COMPLIANCE WITH TRADE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. Seller is required to will promptly notify Buyer in writing of any materials, subcomponents material or components sold to Buyer or consumed used by Seller to produce goods to fill in filling this order that Seller purchases in a country other than the country in which the goods are provided delivered to Buyer. Seller is further required to notify Buyer in writing in advance of relocating the sourcing or production of goods sold to Buyer or consumed by Seller to produce goods to fill this order. Where Buyer is the importer of record, Seller will furnish Buyer with any documentation necessary to establish the country of origin, appropriate value for Customs’ clearance ,Customs Clearance, Buyer part number Part Number and part descriptionPart Description, as well as documentation necessary for Customs Clearance and certifications, including partner government agency Other Government Agency reporting requirements (FDA, FCC, DOT, etc.) in the country of destination necessary for expeditious Customs clearance Where Seller is the importer of record, Seller will furnish all documentation, evidence and certifications required by the Customs agency in the country of destination timely to expedite shipment clearance). Seller will promptly advise Buyer of any material or components imported into the country of origin and any duty included in the purchase price of the goods. The rights to and benefits of any duty drawback, including rights developed by substitution and rights which may be acquired from Seller's suppliers and export credits credits, to the extent transferable to Buyer, are the property of Buyer. Seller will provide all documentation and take any necessary steps to drawback any duty, taxes or fees paid to, and to receive export credits from, the government of the country of origin upon exportation of the goods from such country. Seller will provide Buyer, Buyer or the appropriate governmental authority all documentation and information required by law or regulation to determine the minimum duty to be paid upon the importation of the goods into any country or to obtain any refunds or drawbacks of duties paid. Seller warrants that the information regarding the import or export of the goods supplied to Buyer is true and correct and that all sales covered by this order will be made at not less than fair value under the anti-anti- dumping laws of the countries to which the goods are exported. 7.1 CUSTOM’S - TRADE PARTNERSHIP AGAINST TERRORISM – Buyer supports the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Customs- Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program. Please see Supplier’s Guide This program is designed to Trade Compliance & Supply Chain Security (Trade Compliance Guide) for further information on subjects addressed protect the supply chain from the introduction of hazardous or prohibited contents in this Section 7. The Trade Compliance Guide describes shipments to the United States or to any of Buyer’s requirements facility, sub-tier supplier, or customer, wherever located. Shipments through U.S. importers, from manufacturers in foreign countries, and expectations of Sellers for complying through U.S. brokers, freight forwarders, and/or carriers should be with certified and validated C-TPAT transportation companies unless otherwise approved by Buyer. Information about C-TPAT can be found at xxx.xxx.xxx. Seller will comply with the customs regulations (import/export), document requirements (free trade agreements) of the C-TPAT initiative and will provide Buyer with necessary documentation through Buyer’s web based C-TPAT Secure system supporting compliance upon request of Buyer. This documentation will be provided by the Seller to the Buyer in the manner requested by the Buyer. Failure to comply will automatically rate the Seller’s supply chain security criteria of the countries to which Sellers ship materials, parts and products to them in North America. This Trade Compliance Guide is referenced by link in the Doing Business guidelevel as “High Risk”.

COMPLIANCE WITH TRADE LAWS AND REGULATIONS. Seller is required to will promptly notify Buyer in writing of any materials, subcomponents material or components sold to Buyer or consumed used by Seller to produce goods to fill in filling this order that Seller purchases in a country other than the country in which the goods are provided delivered to Buyer. Seller is further required to will notify Buyer in writing in advance of relocating moving or off shoring the sourcing or production of goods sold to Buyer materials or consumed components used by Seller to produce goods to fill in filling this order. Where Buyer is the importer of record, Seller will furnish Buyer with any documentation necessary to establish the country of origin, appropriate value for Customs’ clearance ,Buyer Customs clearance, buyer part number and part description, as well as documentation necessary for Customs clearance and certifications, including partner other government agency reporting requirements (FDA, FCC, DOT, etc.) in the country of destination necessary for expeditious Customs clearance Where Seller is the importer of record, Seller will furnish all documentation, evidence and certifications required by the Customs agency in the country of destination timely to expedite shipment clearance). Seller will promptly advise Buyer of any material or components imported into the country of origin and any duty included in the purchase price of the goods. The rights to and benefits of any duty drawback, including rights developed by substitution and rights which may be acquired from Seller's suppliers and export credits credits, to the extent transferable to Buyer, are the property of Buyer. Seller will provide all documentation and take any necessary steps to drawback any duty, taxes or fees paid to, and to receive export credits from, the government of the country of origin upon exportation of the goods from such country. Seller will provide Buyer, Buyer or the appropriate governmental authority all documentation and information required by law or regulation to determine the minimum duty to be paid upon the importation of the goods into any country or to obtain any refunds or drawbacks of duties paid. Seller warrants that the information regarding the import or export of the goods supplied to Buyer is true and correct and that all sales covered by this order will be made at not less than fair value under the anti-dumping laws of the countries to which the goods are exported. Please see Supplier’s Guide to Trade Compliance & Supply Chain Security (Trade Compliance Guide) for further information on subjects addressed in this Section 7. The Trade Compliance Guide describes BuyerDetroit Diesel Corporation’s requirements and expectations of Sellers for complying with the customs regulations (import/export), document requirements (free trade agreements) and supply chain security criteria of the countries to which Sellers ship materials, parts and products to them in North America. This Trade Compliance Guide is referenced by link in the Doing Business guide.