PACKAGING GUIDELINES Sample Clauses

PACKAGING GUIDELINES. 3.1. The Vendor agrees to package the Products in a plain bag which shall not contain any details of the Vendor or other company’s name. The Vendor shall adhere to packaging guidelines set forth by the Company from time to time.
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PACKAGING GUIDELINES. A packaging must be provided for every part. The packaging must be developed by the supplier in agreement with PERFECT COAT, unless otherwise agreed upon. It is a component of the purchased service. Every packaging must be released by PERFECT COAT after an internal process check. Reusable packagings must be used and standard carriers must be considered, taking into account waste prevention (only environment-friendly materials). If this is not possible, special carriers must be designed as reusable packagings. The supplier shall be responsible for always delivering in good-quality packagings that have been defined and released by PERFECT COAT, as per the requirements of PERFECT COAT. A delivery in a deviating packaging shall be permissible only with the consent of PERFECT COAT. In case of non-adherence to the defined packaging by the supplier, PERFECT COAT shall charge the supplier EUR 150 as handling and repackaging costs for the storage, disposal and packaging material return. The aforementioned amount shall not include any other replacements by PERFECT COAT due to violation of regulations. PERFECT COAT shall reserve the right to change the specified packaging during the serial delivery of the part. The selection of the packaging type is subject to the following requirements: - Damage-free parts delivery (no effect on the quality) - Transport safety - Optimum load of the containers (filling degree possibly 100%, max. 15 kg in KLT packagings - Protection against dust and humidity - Easy and ergonomic part removal - Stackability for containers and cartons - Adherence to the prescribed standard dimensions - Guarantee of problem-free unloading of trucks using forklifts - Reusable and recyclable external and internal packagings
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PACKAGING GUIDELINES. Jet expects all Retail Partners to maintain high quality standards for packing and delivering products. Items should be placed in appropriately sized boxes and packed in a way that prevents damage. Jet does not consider the use of packing peanuts or similar products to be high quality packaging. The following information must be included on packing slips. • Indication that order is from Xxx.xxx • Instruction to contact Jet Customer Service for support • Removal of pricing details If Retailer Partner cannot comply with this configuration, then Retailer Partner should not provide a packing slip with the shipment(s). It is expected that Jet customers will contact Jet Customer Service to initiate returns or to resolve any problems. Retailer Partner may include a free return-shipping label in the original shipment if it normally does so. Jet prohibits all Retail Partners from using packing materials containing any logo other than a logo identifying the Retail Partner or a product in the package.
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PACKAGING GUIDELINES. Bags: • Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) bag Supplier: Plasti-Pack, Zürich, Switzerland • Low-density polyethylene (LDPE)/ aluminium composite foil bag Supplier: VTT XX Xxxxxxx, Switzerland Drum: Fibre drum of impregnated cardboard, spirally wound up, which acts as steam barrier (bottom and jacket). Lid made of hardboard, with galvanised closing ring. Supplier: IZag Zofingen, Zofingen, Switzerland Procedure Bulk powder is filled into the first bag (polyethylene). Then the bag is closed, labelled with product name, batch no. and weight. The second bag (polyethylene / aluminium composite) is heat-sealed, labelled and placed into the fibre drum. The drum is also labelled and secured with an individually numbered seal. Storage temperature: 2º to 8º C EXHIBIT C EPRO Bank Account Receiving party: Merck Eprova AG Account# (USD): 230-EW103618.0 IBAN: XX00 0000 0000 XX00 0000 0
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PACKAGING GUIDELINES. Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. EXHIBIT C
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