United States Customs and Duties. CLIENT will retain title to all of its Materials, Products, and Equipment, each as defined herein, that are used in connection with its operations hereunder or located, at any time, at the Facility. For purposes of U.S. Customs, CLIENT will be the "importer and exporter of record," and will contract directly with the U.S. Customs Broker to be its agent for U.S. Customs' purposes and CLIENT will be responsible for compliance as well as the payment of all U.S. tariffs, duties, bonds, U.S. Customs Broker's charges and all other charges or exactions involved in the U.S. import and export process. In order to move goods across the U.S.-Mexico border expeditiously, CLIENT may be required to maintain with the U.S. Customs Broker a reasonable deposit to cover expected duties and charges. CLIENT will be responsible for supplying all information, including cost submissions, required by U.S. Customs in connection with the importation of foreign products into the U.S. CLIENT will also be responsible for supplying to Entrada, on a timely basis, the commercial invoice and all other documents required as part of the import and export process. In view of Entrada's reliance on data supplied by CLIENT, CLIENT agrees to indemnify and hold Entrada harmless against all, loss, damage, costs (including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys' fees), and liabilities (including, without limitation, assessments, fines or penalties, whether imposed by the U.S. Customs Service or otherwise) arising or resulting from the entry of CLIENT's Products into the U.S. Likewise, Entrada and Entrada Mexico agree to indemnify and hold CLIENT harmless against all, loss, damage, costs (including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys' fees), and liabilities (including, without limitation, assessments, fines or penalties, whether imposed by the U.S. Customs Service or otherwise) arising or resulting from negligence or willful misconduct directly attributable to Entrada and/or Entrada Mexico.
