Packaging and Transportation. 6.1 The Supplier will ensure that the Goods are properly packaged and secured and (where Supplier arranges for shipment) shipped in such a manner that when transported they reach the place of delivery in good condition and can be unloaded there safely. The Supplier is responsible for its own compliance and the compliance of carriers contracted by or on behalf of the Supplier with national, international and/or supranational provisions relating to packaging, safety and shipment.
6.2 The Supplier shall not be entitled to make any amendments to the Goods without the prior written consent of the Buyer.
6.3 If any of the Goods are available for retail, and the Supplier amends or intends to amend the retail equivalent of the Goods, then the Supplier shall notify the Buyer in writing, in which case the Buyer shall be entitled to require the Supplier to make such amendments to the Goods.
Packaging and Transportation. 1. Party B shall transport the products to the place designated by Party A with suitable transportation method, safe and reliable packaging and supporting pieces, so as to ensure product can arrive at the site in a safe and reliable manner. If products are damaged, impaired or lost during loading, unloading and transportation for the reason of Party B, Party B shall be responsible for the repair, replacement or resupply at its own cost.
2. If products are damaged, impaired or lost for the reason of the carrier, Party B shall be responsible for the repair, replacement or resupply at its own cost and hold the carrier responsible.
Packaging and Transportation. 2.4.1 Packaging and Shipment MKS will have all Items packaged "ready for use" in accordance with Applied's packaging specification (Attachment 6). MKS will mark xxx identify every item in compliance with Applied's part identification specifications and requirements (reference Attachment 6).
Packaging and Transportation. 1. Party B shall carry out the packaging according to Party A's requirements, and no packages shall be returned.
2. Party B shall be responsible for the transportation of the goods to Party A's factories.
Packaging and Transportation. Unless otherwise agreed upon in writing by an authorized representative of Seller, Seller shall package the goods in accordance with applicable industry standards and transport the goods by a common carrier unless a carrier is otherwise identified in writing by Buyer in advance to shipment. The agency and method of transportation of the goods and the routing of the goods to the delivery point will be designated by Seller. If Seller complies with Buyer’s request with respect to the use of any agency or method of transportation or any routing other than that which would otherwise be designated by the Seller, all packing, marking, shipping, transportation, and other charges which are in excess of the charges which would otherwise be incurred by Seller will be for Buyer’s account.
Packaging and Transportation. (1). The Seller is responsible for packaging of the goods and ensuring the packaging meets the requirements of transportation. Any damage of loss arising from improper packaging shall be borne by the Seller.
(2). The packages and signs for package, storage and transportation shall comply with the provisions stated in the national standards and the industry standards. The environmentally friendly materials shall be used for packaging .
(3). The Seller is responsible for delivering the goods to and unloading it at the location designated by the Buyer. All risks of the goods before delivery and unloading shall be born by the Seller.
Packaging and Transportation. 10.1 The supplier is responsible for the external packaging of the product to ensure safe transportation of the product.
10.2 The transportation mode of the supplier’s goods is generally express or road transportation. If the distributor picks up 200 boxes at a time, the supplier is responsible for the one-time logistics and insurance costs; If the distributor picks up less than 200 boxes per shipment, the distributor shall bear the logistics and insurance costs, and the supplier shall transport the goods to the delivery address specified in the Purchase Order.
Packaging and Transportation. 2.4.1 Packaging and Shipment
Packaging and Transportation. 4.1 Where the Order specifies that the Goods are to be collected from the premises of a third party and delivered to Xxxx’ premises, the Carrier shall ensure that the Goods are safely packaged, palletised, prepared and loaded for transportation and are safely transported and unloaded all in accordance with the Packaging Guidelines.
4.2 Xxxx is entitled to refuse to accept delivery of the Goods if, in the reasonable opinion of Xxxx, the Goods have not been packaged, palletised, prepared, loaded or unloaded safely in accordance with the Packaging Guidelines.
4.3 If Xxxx, in accordance with clause 4.2 above, refuses to accept delivery of the Goods, the Carrier shall be responsible for and shall meet (and shall indemnify Xxxx against) the cost of transporting the Goods back to their original location.
4.4 The Carrier must at all times adhere to and abide by all applicable state and federal laws, including without limitation, the Department of Transportation regulation 392.9.
Packaging and Transportation. 7.1 PACT’s delivery of goods provisions in the applicable version must be observed.
7.2 The price is understood to be "inclusive of packaging '. In the case of other agreements, the packaging shall be charged at cost price and shown separately.
7.3 Any damage caused by improper packing shall be borne by the supplier.
7.4 The price applies basically DDP PACT warehouse, Thaur, Austria according to Incoterms in the applicable version.
7.5 Exceptions to costs incurred at the place of delivery specified by PACT for transport, packaging, insurance and other miscellaneous costs related to the delivery of the goods, shall be agreed in writing.
