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Dunnage Sample Clauses

Dunnage. The User shall be responsible for controlling and removing Dunnage from the Berth Corridor and shall ensure compliance with statutory requirements in connection with foreign Dunnage. The User shall remove all Dunnage from the Berth Corridor at the conclusion of its operations. Failure to comply with this requirement will subject the User to the provisions of Subsection 4.5.
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Dunnage. The Parties’ obligations with respect to dunnage are set forth in the attached Exhibits E, E-1, E-2, and F, which CCB will make available to each Bottler.
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Dunnage. A. Boston understands that Mxxxxx employs an automated system for tracking the return of all Dunnage shipped to Boston’s wholesalers called the Dunnage Return System (“DRS”). Boston agrees that it will require all Boston Wholesalers to utilize the DRS or any replacement system used in the future for all Brands produced at the Source Plant. B. Boston agrees that Boston and the Boston Wholesalers will abide by all Mxxxxx policies and procedures for the proper inventory, storage and return of any Dunnage as may be communicated by Mxxxxx in written notice to Boston from time to time, within forth-five (45) days of Boston’s receipt of such written notice. C. Boston will purchase all Dunnage delivered with the Brands to Boston or Boston Wholesalers. Except as otherwise agreed to by Boston and Mxxxxx in writing, the purchase price for such Dunnage shall be equal to that charged by Mxxxxx to its own wholesalers for such items. Upon return to Mxxxxx by Boston of such Dunnage in a condition in conformance with Mxxxxx policies, procedures and QA Standards, Mxxxxx will purchase from Boston the Dunnage at a price equal to that paid by Mxxxxx to its own wholesalers for such items. If Dunnage is not returned in accordance with Mxxxxx policies, procedures and QA Standards, they will not be accepted; if such Dunnage is off-loaded and the purchase price paid to Boston, Boston will be charged the price paid by Mxxxxx plus the actual cost of removal and disposal of such Dunnage by Mxxxxx. D. Boston shall not return Mxxxxx’x pallets to any other party (including any other contract brewery or alternative partner) and shall not deliver to Mxxxxx any other party’s pallets. Boston will be responsible for all costs of rectifying any such misdeliveries.
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Dunnage. Comply with ISPM 15 in the use of all dunnage utilized for configuring and securing the load. Dunnage shall be marked with an ALSC-approved dunnage stamp in a location that is readily visible.
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Dunnage. All pallets, frames and tier sheets will be memo billed to Xxxxx Soda and rectified on a quarterly basis. Xxxxx Soda shall be responsible for the replacement of those pallets, frames and tier sheets lost or damaged due to Xxxxx Soda's negligence. Bulk pallets, tier sheets and frames are returnable and cost $*** each. These costs will be memo billed as they are released and reconciled on a quarterly basis. The cost of $*** will remain as it is for the effectiveness of this agreement.
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Dunnage. All pallets, frames and tier sheets will be memo billed to Urban Juice and rectified on a quarterly basis. Urban Juice shall be responsible for the replacement of those pallets, frames and tier sheets lost or damaged due to Urban Juice's negligence. Bulk pallets, tier sheets and frames are returnable and cost *** each. These costs will be memo billed as they are released and reconciled on a quarterly basis. The cost of *** will remain as it is for the effectiveness of this agreement.
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Dunnage. All pallets, frames and tier sheets will be memo billed to Vermont Pure and rectified on a quarterly basis. Vermont Pure shall be responsible for the replacement of those pallets, frames and tier sheets lost or damaged due to Vermont Pure's negligence.
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Dunnage. All costs for pallets, frames and tier sheets shall be memo billed to Buyer and rectified on a quarterly basis. Buyer shall be responsible for the replacement of those pallets, frames and tier sheets lost or damaged due to Buyer’s negligence, and for the cost of transportation for all dunnage returns. Buyer is also required to supply Seller with copies of all Xxxx of Ladings for dunnage returns, via fax or e-mail. [*CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED AS TO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT, EACH SUCH PORTION, WHICH HAS BEEN OMITTED HEREIN AND REPLACED WITH ASTERISKS [****], HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION.]
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