Common use of Dry Ice Clause in Contracts

Dry Ice. THE CARRIER allows the transportation of dry ice, provided that it is used to preserve perishable items. Any perishable item must be packed in containers with dry ice, which shall not weigh more than 5 pounds for checked baggage and 4.4 pounds for carry-on baggage. Such containers must be resistant, ventilated and made of plastic. THE CARRIER shall not accept foam or Styrofoam containers for transportation of dry ice. Any perishable item must be properly wrapped in plastic, otherwise they shall not be accepted for transportation. Plastic wrapping must be sufficiently drip-proof to prevent any leakage, regardless of the item’s position.

Appears in 23 contracts

Samples: Transportation Agreement, Transportation Agreement, Transportation Agreement

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