CUTTING ORDERS Sample Clauses

CUTTING ORDERS. Each week, on Friday or any other day agreed with the SELLER or the TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE, once the THIRTEEN WEEK ESTIMATE has been received, the BUYER itself or through the TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE will give the SELLER instructions relative to (i) the volume of FIRST CLASS FRUIT it will purchase the following week, as well as the volume of MODIFIED FIRST CLASS FRUIT and SECOND CLASS FRUIT it opts to buy. (ii) The date and time the EXPORTED FRUIT must be cut, observing the parameters established in section 4.3.1. (iii) The age limit, the maximum and minimum grade of cut applicable to such EXPORTED FRUIT. Additionally, the BUYER itself or through the TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE will notify the SELLER, giving a minimum notice of 24 hours, the date and time of the arrival to the PORT OF LOADING of each ship as well as the approximate date and time of stowing of each ship on which the EXPORTED FRUIT must be stowed. Its understood and agreed that the BUYER itself or through the TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE may modify such notification according to its judgment if a reasonable and justifiable reason exists, providing the SELLER is given at least fourteen (14) hours advance notice of the date and time of arrival and stowing stipulated above, when it is coming from Panama, and 24 hours of advance notice when it is coming from other ports. In any case, the SELLER will deliver the EXPORTED FRUIT to the container yard to be refrigerated within a maximum of twenty (20) hours after the cut. All days of the WEEK are considered workdays for cutting, carrying fruit to the packing station, packing and stowing.
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