Consolidated Shipping/Domaine PickUp Services Sample Clauses

Consolidated Shipping/Domaine PickUp Services. In addition to any fees set forth elsewhere in this Agreement, the fees to be paid by the Customer to the Company or one of its affiliates in consideration of the Transit Services (the “Transit Fee”) shall be billed at the Company’s prevailing rates displayed on XxxxxxxXxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx, based on one of two service options: (i) billed per Piece where the Origin of the Customer’s Wine is a Domaine Wine Storage facility and the Destination is another Domaine Wine Storage facility, (ii) billed per Piece where the Origin of the Customer’s Wine is not a Domaine Wine Storage facility and a pickup is needed (within a predetermined pickup radius) and the destination is another Domaine Wine Storage facility. Packing, inventory, and consolidation services are not included in the Transit Fee. If requested by the Customer, the Company or one of its affiliates shall provide such services, which are billable to and payable by the Customer in 15 minute increments at the Company’s current hourly labor rate, per person working to provide such services, plus the cost of packaging materials to be charged per the material rate schedule that will be or has been provided to the Customer. If the Customer does not request the Company or one of its affiliates to provide such additional services, it is the Customer’s responsibility to ask retailers to consolidate wine in as few boxes as possible in order to keep shipping costs down.
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Consolidated Shipping/Domaine PickUp Services. In addition to any fees set forth elsewhere in this Agreement, the fees to be paid by the Customer to the Company or one of its Affiliates in consideration of the Transit Services (the “Transit Fee”) shall be billed at the Company’s prevailing rates displayed on the Domaine Florida Welcome Kit, based on one of two service options: (i) billed per Piece where the Origin of the Customer’s Wine is a Domaine Wine Storage facility and the Destination is another Domaine Wine Storage facility,
Consolidated Shipping/Domaine PickUp Services. In the event that the Customer desires to engage the Company or one of its affiliates (including, but not limited to Domaine Transit) to assist the Customer in coordinating the shipment and/or transportation of the Customer’s Wine from a location identified on one or more xxxx(s) of lading issued by the Company or one of its affiliates (the “Origin”) to a new storage location identified or to be identified on one or more xxxx(s) of lading issued by the Company or one of its affiliates (the “Destination”), the Company or one of its affiliates will coordinate the shipment and/or transportation of the Customer’s Wine from the Origin to the Destination (the “Transit Services”) in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and, specifically, this Section 8.
Consolidated Shipping/Domaine PickUp Services. In addition to any fees set forth elsewhere in this Agreement, the fees to be paid by the Customer to the Company or one of its affiliates in consideration of the Transit Services (the “Transit Fee”) shall be billed at the Company’s prevailing rates displayed on the Domaine DC Welcome Kit, based on one of two service options: (i) billed per Piece where the Origin of the Customer’s Wine is a Domaine Wine Storage facility and the Destination is another Domaine Wine Storage facility,

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