Domestic Goods Clause Samples
The 'Domestic Goods' clause defines which products or materials are considered to be produced or sourced within the country specified in the contract. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria that goods must meet to qualify as domestic, such as origin of manufacture, assembly, or the percentage of local content. For example, it may require that a certain proportion of components or labor be sourced domestically for a product to be classified as such. The core function of this clause is to ensure compliance with local sourcing requirements, support domestic industries, or meet regulatory obligations related to trade and procurement.
Domestic Goods. Goods offered from within the host country shall be priced free of customs duties and all taxes levied by the host country. The place of delivery is as specified in SCC.
Domestic Goods. For Bulk LE Products produced in the United States, SRC and its Affiliates will (when directed by LE and on LE’s behalf) continue to arrange the shipment of such goods to LE’s Dodgeville, WI distribution facility (the “LE DC”); subject to SRC and its Affiliates’ standard logistic policies (as SRC modifies them from time to time). LE will be charged for all costs SRC or its Affiliates incur in shipping such products in accordance with Appendix #2.
Domestic Goods. Goods offered from within the Project Site’s country shall be priced free of customs duties and all taxes levied by the host country.