Common use of HANDLING OF DDP GOODS BY NON-ISRAELI SUPPLIERS Clause in Contracts

HANDLING OF DDP GOODS BY NON-ISRAELI SUPPLIERS. The following terms shall apply to suppliers in order to fulfill and facilitate the requirement, that the goods be supplied DDP, in as far as Non-Israeli suppliers are concerned: A. All documents necessary for release of the goods at the port of destiny in Israel, including bill of lading, certificate of origin and commercial invoices, shall be in IEC’s name. B. Upon arrival of the goods at the port of destination, the supplier shall contact IEC’s representatives, in order to coordinate the release of the goods from customs/port. C. For purpose of release of the goods from customs, the supplier shall employ the services of such customs clearance broker, as will be designated by the IEC, or any customs clearance broker, of his choice. D. VAT shall be paid by the IEC. E. On arrival at the Israeli Port the goods shall be loaded by the supplier at supplier's risk and cost onto open trucks for transportation to IEC stores.

HANDLING OF DDP GOODS BY NON-ISRAELI SUPPLIERS. The following terms shall apply to suppliers in order to fulfill and facilitate the requirement, that the goods be supplied DDP, in as far as Non-Israeli suppliers are concerned: A. All documents necessary for release of the goods at the port of destiny in Israel, including bill xxxx of lading, certificate of origin and commercial invoices, shall be in IEC’s name. B. Upon arrival of the goods at the port of destination, the supplier shall contact IEC’s representatives, in order to coordinate the release of the goods from customs/port. C. For purpose of release of the goods from customs, the supplier shall employ the services of such customs clearance broker, as will be designated by the IEC, or any customs clearance broker, of his choice. D. VAT shall be paid by the IEC. E. On arrival at the Israeli Port the goods shall be loaded by the supplier at supplier's risk and cost onto open trucks for transportation to IEC stores.

HANDLING OF DDP GOODS BY NON-ISRAELI SUPPLIERS. The following terms shall apply to suppliers in order to fulfill and facilitate the requirement, that the goods be supplied DDP, in as far as Non-Israeli suppliers are concerned: A. C. All documents necessary for release of the goods at the port of destiny in Israel, including bill of lading, certificate of origin and commercial invoices, shall be in IEC’s name. B. D. Upon arrival of the goods at the port of destination, the supplier shall contact IEC’s representatives, in order to coordinate the release of the goods from customs/port. C. E. For purpose of release of the goods from customs, the supplier shall employ the services of such customs clearance broker, as will be designated by the IEC, or any customs clearance broker, of his choice. D. F. VAT shall be paid by the IEC. E. G. On arrival at the Israeli Port the goods shall be loaded by the supplier at supplier's risk and cost onto open trucks for transportation to IEC stores.

HANDLING OF DDP GOODS BY NON-ISRAELI SUPPLIERS. The following terms shall apply to suppliers in order to fulfill and facilitate the requirement, that the goods be supplied DDP, in as far as Non-Israeli suppliers are concerned: A. All documents necessary for release of the goods at the port of destiny in Israel, including bill of lading, certificate of origin and commercial invoices, shall be in IEC’s IECs name. B. Upon arrival of the goods at the port of destination, the supplier shall contact IEC’s IECs representatives, in order to coordinate the release of the goods from customs/port. C. For purpose of release of the goods from customs, the supplier shall employ the services of such customs clearance broker, as will be designated by the IEC, or any customs clearance broker, of his choice. D. VAT shall be paid by the IEC. E. On arrival at the Israeli Port the goods shall be loaded by the supplier at supplier's risk and cost onto open trucks for transportation to IEC stores.