Title, Risk of Loss and Freight Responsibility Sample Clauses

Title, Risk of Loss and Freight Responsibility. All Product will be shipped F.O.B. Supplier’s Facility. Title and risk of loss or damage to Product shall pass to Customer at the time the Product is delivered to the carrier at Supplier’s Facility. Customer shall contract directly with carrier and transportation providers for the collection and transportation of Product from Supplier’s Facility. Charges for freight and all related costs for transportation of the Product from Supplier’s Facility to the destination designated by Customer shall be paid by Customer.
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Title, Risk of Loss and Freight Responsibility. All Product will be shipped FOB to the Pick Up Location. Title and risk of loss or damage to the Product shall pass to Customer at the time the Product is delivered to the carrier at the Pick Up Location. Charges for freight and all related costs for transportation of the Product from the Pick Up Location, to the destination designated by Customer shall be paid by Customer. 0.
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Title, Risk of Loss and Freight Responsibility. All Supplier Product will be shipped from Supplier’s Facility by Supplier or Supplier’s affiliate transport company. Title and risk of loss or damage to Product shall pass to Customer at the time the Product is delivered to the Customer’s directed destination facility. Charges for freight and all related costs for transportation of the Product from Supplier’s Facility to destination designated by Customer shall be paid by Customer that is over and above the included * mile allowance included in the per ton price. These costs include demurrage/detention from Supplier’s or affiliated production/processing facility and at Customer’s designated destination location, fuel surcharges or other customary freight charges that are common to this industry. * CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS HAVE BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. ASTERISKS DENOTE OMISSIONS. Platinum – Supply Agreement with flexFrac 4
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