Pick, Pack, Ship Sample Clauses

Pick, Pack, Ship. (a) Supplier shall pick, pack and ship the Product and/or Materials to Customer and/or Customer’s customers in fulfillment of the Orders. [*****]. In the event that Customer requires the building of “pre-packs” and/or multi-packs and such tariffs are not included in Schedule 10.1, and such building results in incremental out of pocket costs to Supplier, then the Parties shall negotiate in good faith fees applicable to the building of such pre-packs or multi-packs and shall agree such fees prior to Supplier undertaking any work. (b) Supplier shall verify each shipment against the relevant Order and shall prepare all necessary delivery and shipment documentation and shall ensure that the labels on shipped parcels fulfill carrier requirements in the most effective way. (c) Supplier shall, no later than the [*****] Day, notify Customer by exception report of any orders lines placed which are out of stock at the relevant delivery deadline and if there is a discrepancy between actual stock and book stock, Supplier shall notify Customer of such discrepancy as soon as it becomes apparent. Supplier shall also notify Customer of any circumstances which might reasonably lead to late deliveries as soon as it becomes aware of such circumstances and shall act in accordance with Customer’s reasonable instructions in such situations. (d) Supplier shall be responsible for responding promptly to all delivery inquiries from customers in connection with Orders for and shipments of Product and/or Materials hereunder. (e) Supplier shall ensure that the Product and/or Material is shipped to Customer’s customers within the time periods set out in Schedule 6.5. Supplier shall load the lorries and coordinate and interface with the Transportation Services vendors, including tracking and tracing activity to track satisfaction of such vendors’ delivery obligations both within and outside the Territory (to the extent the selected carriers provide such service). Supplier shall respond to and manage any complaints made by Customer’s customers in relation to the Transportation Services and shall notify Customer of all such complaints or similar issues. Each shipment of Product and/or Materials hereunder shall be accompanied by Supplier’s dispatch note in a form pre-approved by Customer and/or customs documents. Supplier shall be responsible for obtaining or causing the freight carrier(s) to obtain the customer’s signature on the carrier’s proof of delivery. The carrier’s proof of delivery...
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Pick, Pack, Ship. Invoicing and shipment of orders will be the responsibility of the Service Providers selected by HP.
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Pick, Pack, Ship. Subject to DW's prior written approval and the provisions of this paragraph, MCA and/or CIC will render all so-called pick/pack/ship services required by DW for DW Videograms (for which services DW shall reimburse MCA and/or CIC as the case may be for its or their actual direct out-of-pocket costs paid to unaffiliated third parties). DW may elect, in its sole discretion, to discontinue using such services for all "rental" and/or all "sell-through" (as DW determines in its sole discretion) DW Videograms; provided, however, that DW shall not have the right to thereafter re-engage MCA and/or CIC, as applicable, to render any such services which DW has previously discontinued hereunder unless there is a change in the terms on which such services are supplied to MCA and/or CIC by a third party, or to MCA by CIC. If DW elects not to use MCA's and/or CIC's pick/pack/ship services or elects to discontinue such services, DW shall have the right to contract directly with third parties for such services, in which event DW shall agree: (a) to pay such third party suppliers directly; (b) to proceed directly against such third party supplier for such third party supplier's breach; (c) to coordinate (or instruct such third party suppliers to coordinate) information and performance between each other as required and with MCA and CIC; and (d) if MCA or CIC pay substantial actual excess administrative costs as a direct result thereof, to consider in good faith contributing towards such excess costs, provided that DW shall not be obligated to so contribute. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if DW elects not to utilize MCA's and/or CIC's third party pick/pack/ship service provider(s) during any period in which MCA and/or CIC, as applicable, is contractually required to exclusively use such service provider(s) pursuant to an exclusivity arrangement entered into before the date of this Exhibit "B", a copy of which MCA and/or CIC, as applicable, will provide DW prior to execution hereof (provided, however, that notwithstanding anything to the contrary in such written agreements, in no event will DW be bound by such agreements after January 1, 1999) pursuant to DW's determination that such agreement does not extend to DW, then DW agrees to indemnify and hold harmless MCA and/or CIC, as applicable, from a claim or determination that such action by DW was in fact a breach of MCA's and/or CIC's, as applicable, exclusivity obligations under its agreement to a service provider. MCA will ...
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