Packing and transport container- account Sample Clauses

Packing and transport container- account. Each container movement between the SUPPLIER and the plants of the XX. XXXXXXXXX association will be booked on the respective container account using the system of double bookkeeping. The accounts will be provided for control either by XX. XXXXXXXXX or the SUPPLIER, depending on individual agreements. The control has to be made within an adequate period of time. The accounts have to be adjusted at regular intervals depending on the volume and they are the basis for the calculation of inventory differences. XX. XXXXXXXXX reserves the right to invoice all costs occurred due to the noncompliance of the adjustment of accounts to the SUPPLIER. Packaging and container inventories have to be made as required and as instructed. However, at least one inventory has to be made per year, i.e. on 31.12. at the latest. In case the SUPPLIER does not make an inventory, the SUPPLIER will get a ZERO rating. The SUPPLIER is obliged to participate in inventories.
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