Common use of Volume Clause in Contracts

Volume. A. SHIPPER agrees to tender a minimum of three (3) shipments per year to BROKER, and BROKER agrees to arrange for the transportation of said shipments, as well as any other shipments offered by SHIPPER. Shipper is not restricted from tendering freight to other brokers, freight forwarders, third-party logistics providers, or directly to motor carriers. BROKER is not restricted from arranging transportation of freight for other parties. B. SHIPPER shall be responsible to BROKER for timely and accurate delivery specifications and description of the cargo, including, but not limited to, dimensions, weight, any special handling or security requirements.

Volume. A. SHIPPER agrees to tender a minimum of three (3) shipments per year to BROKER, and BROKER agrees to arrange for the transportation of said shipments, as well as any other shipments offered by SHIPPER. Shipper SHIPPER is not restricted from tendering freight to other brokers, freight forwarders, third-party logistics providers, or directly to motor carriers. BROKER is not restricted from arranging transportation of freight for other parties. B. SHIPPER shall be responsible to BROKER for timely for: Timely and accurate delivery specifications and description of the cargo, including, but not limited to, dimensions, weight, any special handling or security requirements, and employing reasonable security protocols to reduce the risk of cargo theft.

Volume. A. SHIPPER agrees to tender a minimum of three one (31) shipments per year to BROKER, and BROKER agrees to arrange for the transportation of said shipments, as well as any other shipments offered by SHIPPER. Shipper SHIPPER is not restricted from tendering freight to other brokers, freight forwarders, third-party logistics providers, or directly to motor carriers. BROKER is not restricted from arranging transportation of freight for other parties. B. SHIPPER shall be responsible to BROKER for timely for: Timely and accurate delivery specifications and description of the cargo, including, but not limited to, dimensions, weight, any special handling or security requirements, and employing reasonable security protocols to reduce the risk of cargo theft.