PRODUCT SHIPPING PROCEDURES Sample Clauses

PRODUCT SHIPPING PROCEDURES. Solvay shall ship to a destination specified by COR all Bulk Product owned by COR pursuant to Article 5.5 and requested to be delivered, by the delivery dates provided in an accepted shipping request. Bulk Product will be labeled and packaged according to the Specification. In the event that COR specifies that the Bulk Product be shipped to a location other than COR's principal offices (e.g., to a different location [*]), or in the event that COR's shipping request requires that the Bulk Product by placed into inventory for a period longer than [*], and upon COR's request, Solvay shall ship a quality control sample to COR's principal offices (or such other place as COR may designate) in advance of or not later than concurrently with the shipment of the Bulk Product. Except as provided herein with respect to non-conforming product, title and risk of loss as to all materials shipped shall pass [*]. Solvay shall provide a packing list and a certificate of analysis to COR for every shipment.
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PRODUCT SHIPPING PROCEDURES. Solvay shall ship to a destination specified by COR all Bulk Product requested to be delivered, by the delivery dates provided in an accepted shipping request. Bulk Product will be labeled and packaged according to the Specification. Notwithstanding contrary provisions in the Specification, however, Bulk Product shall be packaged in a shipping container approved by COR and supplied by Solvay. Solvay shall invoice such shipping containers to COR at Solvay's direct cost. In the event that COR specifies that the Bulk Product be shipped to a location other than COR's principal offices (e.g., to a different location [*], or in the event that COR's shipping request requires that the Bulk Product be placed into inventory for a period longer than [*] and upon COR's request, Solvay shall ship a quality control sample to COR's principal offices (or such other place as COR may designate) in advance of or not later than concurrently with the shipment of the Bulk Product. Except as provided herein with respect to non-conforming product, title and risk of loss as to all Bulk Product shipped shall pass to [*]. In the event that, upon COR's request pursuant to Article 5.3, shipment of a lot of Bulk Product is not made promptly after the completion of manufacture of such lot and therefore such lot is placed into inventory, title shall pass to [*]. Solvay shall provide a packing list and a certificate of analysis to COR for every shipment.

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  • Operating Procedures The Service Provider intends to clear trades for Fund Shares through, and make use of, the National Securities Clearing Corporation’s (“NSCC’s”) Fund/Serv and, in connection therewith, agrees to follow and comply with the procedures, terms and conditions set forth in the operating procedures set forth in Exhibit A hereto, as supplemented or amended from time to time by the mutual agreement of the parties hereto (the “Operating Procedures”).

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