Common use of Customs Regulations Clause in Contracts

Customs Regulations. 12.1 For Supplies imported into the United States and Mexico, Seller shall comply with all applicable recommendations or requirements of the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection's (“U.S. Customs”), including but not limited to the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism ("C-TPAT") initiative (for information go to xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/ and find the link to the C-TPAT section). At Buyer's or U.S. Customs’ request, Seller shall certify in writing its compliance with C-TPAT and with all other applicable U.S. Customs laws and regulations. Seller shall provide both Buyer and U.S. Customs access to Seller's facilities for the purpose of auditing Seller's compliance with the foregoing. If the Supplies are transported via ocean carrier into the United States, Seller must also comply with U.S. Customs’ Importer Security Filing (“ISF”) and provide the necessary data to the freight forwarder selected by Buyer who will act as Xxxxx’s agent for filing of the ISF. Seller shall cause all data required for the ISF to be in the freight forwarder’s possession not later than twenty four (24) hours before the Supplies are loaded onto the ocean carrier or such earlier time as the freight forwarder may require. Neither Buyer nor its agents shall be responsible for modifying ISFs after the Supplies are loaded onto the ship. On and after January 1, 2010, any Supplies which receive any U.S. Customs response other than “accepted” shall be deemed to be rejected by Buyer.

Customs Regulations. 12.1 For Supplies imported into the United States and Mexico, Seller shall comply with all applicable recommendations or requirements of the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection's ’s (“U.S. Customs”), including but not limited to the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism ("C-TPAT") initiative (for information go to xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/ and find the link to the C-TPAT section). At Buyer's ’s or U.S. Customs’ request, Seller shall certify in writing its compliance with C-TPAT and with all other applicable U.S. Customs laws and regulations. Seller shall provide both Buyer and U.S. Customs access to Seller's ’s facilities for the purpose of auditing Seller's ’s compliance with the foregoing. If the Supplies are transported via ocean carrier into the United States, Seller must also comply with U.S. Customs’ Importer Security Filing (“ISF”) and provide the necessary data to the freight forwarder selected by Buyer who will act as Xxxxx’s agent for filing of the ISF. Seller shall cause all data required for the ISF to be in the freight forwarder’s possession not later than twenty four (24) hours before the Supplies are loaded onto the ocean carrier or such earlier time as the freight forwarder may require. Neither Buyer nor its agents shall be responsible for modifying ISFs after the Supplies are loaded onto the ship. On and after January 1, 2010, any Supplies which receive any U.S. Customs response other than “accepted” shall be deemed to be rejected by Buyer. Without limiting the foregoing, Supplier shall comply with all chemical import requirements under the U.S. Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).

Customs Regulations. 12.1 For Supplies Products imported into the United States and Mexico, Seller shall comply with all applicable recommendations or requirements of the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection's ’s (“U.S. Customs”), including but not limited to the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism ("C-TPAT") initiative (for additional information on C-TPAT go to xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/ and find the link to the C-TPAT section). At Buyer's ’s or U.S. Customs’ request, Seller shall certify in writing its compliance with C-TPAT and with all other applicable U.S. Customs laws and regulations. Seller shall provide both Buyer and U.S. Customs access to Seller's ’s facilities for the purpose of auditing Seller's ’s compliance with the foregoing. If the Supplies Products are transported via ocean carrier into the United States, Seller must also comply with U.S. Customs’ Importer Security Filing (“ISF”) and provide the necessary data to the freight forwarder selected by Buyer Xxxxx who will act as Xxxxx’s agent for filing of the ISF. Seller shall cause all data required for the ISF to be in the freight forwarder’s possession not later than twenty twenty-four (24) hours before the Supplies Products are loaded onto the ocean carrier or such earlier time as the freight forwarder may require. Neither Buyer nor its agents shall be responsible for modifying ISFs after the Supplies Products are loaded onto the ship. On and after January 1, 2010, any Supplies Any Products which receive any U.S. Customs response other than “accepted” shall be deemed to be rejected by Buyer. Without limiting the foregoing, Supplier shall comply with all chemical import requirements under the U.S. Toxic Substances Control Act (“TSCA”).

Customs Regulations. 12.1 For Supplies imported into the United States and MexicoStates, Seller shall comply with all applicable recommendations or requirements of the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection's (“U.S. Customs”), including but not limited to the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism ("'C-TPAT"') initiative (for information go to xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/ and find the link to the C-C- TPAT section). At Buyer's or U.S. Customs’ request, Seller shall certify in writing its compliance with C-TPAT and with all other applicable U.S. Customs laws and regulations. Seller shall provide both Buyer and U.S. Customs access to Seller's facilities for the purpose of auditing Seller's compliance with the foregoing. If the Supplies are transported via ocean carrier into the United States, Seller must also comply with U.S. Customs’ Importer Security Filing (“ISF”) and provide the necessary data to the freight forwarder selected by Buyer who will act as Xxxxx’s agent for filing of the ISF. Seller shall cause all data required for the ISF to be in the freight forwarder’s possession not later than twenty twenty- four (24) hours before the Supplies are loaded onto the ocean carrier or such earlier time as the freight forwarder may require. Neither Buyer nor its agents shall be responsible for modifying ISFs after the Supplies are loaded onto the ship. On and after January 1, 2010, any Supplies which receive any U.S. Customs response other than “accepted” shall be deemed to be rejected by Buyer.

Customs Regulations. 12.1 For Supplies imported into the United States and MexicoStates, Seller shall comply with all applicable recommendations or requirements of the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection's (“U.S. Customs”), including but not limited to the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism ("C-C- TPAT") initiative (for information go to xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/ and find the link to the C-TPAT CTPAT section). At Buyer's or U.S. Customs’ request, Seller shall certify in writing its compliance with C-TPAT and with all other applicable U.S. Customs laws and regulations. Seller shall provide both Buyer and U.S. Customs access to Seller's facilities for the purpose of auditing Seller's compliance with the foregoing. If the Supplies are transported via ocean carrier into the United States, Seller must also comply with U.S. Customs’ Importer Security Filing (“ISF”) and provide the necessary data to the freight forwarder selected by Buyer Xxxxx who will act as Xxxxx’s agent for filing of the ISF. Seller shall cause all data required for the ISF to be in the freight forwarder’s possession not later than twenty four (24) hours before the Supplies are loaded onto the ocean carrier or such earlier time as the freight forwarder may require. Neither Buyer nor its agents shall be responsible for modifying ISFs after the Supplies are loaded onto the ship. On and after January 1, 2010, any Supplies which receive any U.S. Customs response other than “accepted” shall be deemed to be rejected by Buyer.

Customs Regulations. 12.1 For Supplies imported into the United States and MexicoStates, Seller shall comply with all applicable recommendations or requirements of the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection's (“U.S. Customs”), including but not limited to the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism ("C-TPAT") initiative (for information go to xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/ and find the link to the C-C- TPAT section). At Buyer's or U.S. Customs’ request, Seller shall certify in writing its compliance with C-TPAT and with all other applicable U.S. Customs laws and regulations. Seller shall provide both Buyer and U.S. Customs access to Seller's facilities for the purpose of auditing Seller's compliance with the foregoing. If the Supplies are transported via ocean carrier into the United States, Seller must also comply with U.S. Customs’ Importer Security Filing (“ISF”) and provide the necessary data to the freight forwarder selected by Buyer who will act as Xxxxx’s agent for filing of the ISF. Seller shall cause all data required for the ISF to be in the freight forwarder’s possession not later than twenty four (24) hours before the Supplies are loaded onto the ocean carrier or such earlier time as the freight forwarder may require. Neither Buyer nor its agents shall be responsible for modifying ISFs after the Supplies are loaded onto the ship. On and after January 1, 2010, any Supplies which receive any U.S. Customs response other than “accepted” shall be deemed to be rejected by Buyer.

Customs Regulations. 12.1 For Supplies imported into the United States and Mexico, Seller shall comply with all applicable recommendations or requirements of the United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection's Protection´s (“U.S. Customs”), including but not limited to the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism ("C-TPAT") initiative (for information go to xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/ and find the link to the C-C- TPAT section). At Buyer's or U.S. Customs’ request, Seller shall certify in writing its compliance with C-TPAT and with all other applicable U.S. Customs laws and regulations. Seller shall provide both Buyer and U.S. Customs access to Seller's facilities for the purpose of auditing Seller's compliance with the foregoing. If the Supplies are transported via ocean carrier into the United States, Seller must also comply with U.S. Customs’ Importer Security Filing (“ISF”) and provide the necessary data to the freight forwarder selected by Buyer who will act as Xxxxx’s agent for filing of the ISF. Seller shall cause all data required for the ISF to be in the freight forwarder’s possession not later than twenty four (24) hours before the Supplies are loaded onto the ocean carrier or such earlier time as the freight forwarder may require. Neither Buyer nor its agents shall be responsible for modifying ISFs after the Supplies are loaded onto the ship. On and after January 1, 2010, any Supplies which receive any U.S. Customs response other than “accepted” shall be deemed to be rejected by Buyer.