Pallet Sample Clauses

Pallet. A pallet board of any type for use with spreader bars, spreader hooks or slings, lift-trucks, tractors or pump jacks, and to include cylinder cages, tile pipe racks, food boxes, wheeled meat racks, dollies, or any other safe contrivance for supporting or containing cargo.
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Pallet. All pallets should be packed and shipped according to Annie’s Transfer Policy document. Stack: 28 cases per layer x 5 layers= 140 cases per pallet. * Product Name on following pallet pattern refers to 6 oz Mac and Cheese. These pallet specification requirements also apply to 5.25 oz and 10.5 oz Mac and Cheese skus.
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Pallet. The containers are placed on a wooden pallet with the European standard dimensions. The wood is treated and marked according to the IPPC standard. For more details about the pallets see point 3.2
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Pallet. The packaging must ensure safe and damage-free transport. It must be delivered on pallets in European standard dimensions. The wood used must be treated and marked according to the IPPC standard. All items must be placed within the pallet dimensions. Overhangs are not allowed. The maximum permissible load weight of the pallet used must not be exceeded. Only undamaged pallets will be accepted.
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Pallet. A small portable platform used for storing or transporting USDA donated food.
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Pallet. Constructed of wood or plastic maybe picked up with a forklift. Materials are banded, card boarded, or foam wrapped. The entire pallet is shrink-wrapped. BOX: Constructed of corrugated cardboard and sealed. (Very seldom shipped by itself). SKID: Constructed of wood or plastic may be picked up with a forklift. Materials are banded, card boarded, or foam wrapped. The entire skid is shrink-wrapped. HAND CARRYS: POLYETHYLENE FLUMES: are wrapped in poly tubing and sealed. FIBERGLASS FLUMES: corner and edges are cardboard wrapped and (if nested together) skidded with some foam and shrink-wrap. STEEL POSTS AND STAIR SIDES: all plates and tabs are card boarded and entire surface is shrink wrapped. OTHER PRODUCTS: are either skidded, palletized or hand carried in accordance to the above packaging procedures. LONG/SHORT TERM STORAGE OF MATERIALS: Wood Products including cedar shingles and message boards need to be stored away from the sun and rain as this may cause fading, mold & mildew. Steel roof materials need to be tarped to prevent moisture. Steel needs to be tarped if located in a hot climate.
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Pallet. All pallets should be packed and shipped according to CS501 – Annie’s Inc. Transfer Policy Stack: 6 cases per layer x 8 layers = 48 cases per pallet. Pallet is shrink wrapped. Confidential Information Redacted Confidential Treatment Requested Shipping: Finished and bulk product to be shipped -10°F – 10°F.
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Pallet. All pallets should be packed and shipped according to the Annie’s Transfer Policy document. Stack: 20 cases per layer x 7 layer = 140 cases per pallet Pallets are non stackable. Organic Pallet Placard: In addition to the pallet tag described in the Annie’s transfer Policy document, add a white placard with the word ORGANIC in large letters. Shipping: Finished and bulk product to be shipped 55 - 65°F. Relative humidity 45 - 55% recommended. All loads shall use PakSense™ temperature monitors, one of which shall be attached to the outside of one pallet during shipping. Monitor shall be removed upon arrival at the packaging co-manufacturer and sent back to Annie’s QA Department for analysis. Storage: All finished product should be stored at 45 - 75°F. Relative humidity 45 - 55% recommended Shelf Life: Bulk must be received to packer within [***] days of production date. Annie’s, Inc. Approval Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Xx. R&D Manager, May 2, 2011 Co-Manufacturer’s Approval 12/20/2011 Confidential Confidential Information Redacted 2 Confidential Treatment Requested Product: Organic Bunny Fruit Snacks [***] Last Updated: 05/24/11 Supersedes: 05/20/10 [***] Bunny Fruit Snacks [***] [***] Bunny Fruit Snacks Xxxxx Patch [***] Bunny Fruit Snacks Summer Strawberry 9.6 oz (272 g) 0 13562 32023 3 1 00 13562 32023 0 32023 Bunny Fruit Snacks Xxxxx Patch [***] 0.4 oz X/X X/X XXX 00000 Xxxxx Fruit Snacks Summer Strawberry[***] 0.4 oz N/A N/A PCH 01131 Product Description Count Per Pound Organic Bunny Fruit Snacks Xxxxx Patch [***] Approximately 216 pieces Organic Bunny Fruit Snacks Summer Strawberry [***] Approximately 216 pieces Water Activity: <0.75 Solids 81% - 85% Piece Wt: 2.1 ± 0.2g Defect: < 0.25% by wt Facility must be certified Organic by a third party agency accredited by the USDA National Organic Program. All Organic Policies and procedures must be followed as outlined in 7 CFR 205. All products shall be processed and packed in accordance with good manufacturing practices (21 CFR 110) and shall meet ail local, state and federal laws and regulations relating to FDA and state regulatory agencies. Packaging: Pouch, carton, and case must be in excellent food-grade condition.
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