Export Shipments Clause Samples
The Export Shipments clause defines the terms and conditions governing the shipment of goods from one country to another under a contract. It typically outlines the responsibilities of the seller and buyer regarding export documentation, compliance with export laws, and the arrangement of transportation and insurance. For example, it may specify which party is responsible for obtaining export licenses or ensuring that goods are properly cleared through customs. The core function of this clause is to allocate responsibilities and mitigate risks associated with international shipping, ensuring that both parties understand their obligations and that shipments proceed smoothly across borders.
Export Shipments. Export shipments will be made against the Buyer’s
Export Shipments. Export shipments will be made against the Buyer’s instructions, which must be complete at least five (5) working days prior to shipment date. Any required import/export license must be obtained by Buyer.
Export Shipments. All merchandise or equipment shall be delivered and packed in accordance with Schulmerich®’s standard domestic packing methods, unless export packing is expressly ordered, in which case special packing requirements must be specified. Schulmerich® does not assume responsibility for obtaining any export or import license or certificate, if required. Export shipment is subject to Schulmerich®’s ability to ship under the laws and/or regulations of the United States and other governments. Schulmerich® reserves the right to cancel any order, whether or not previously acknowledged, without liability, if at the time of the sale or shipment said shipment is subject to restrictions or prohibitions by any governmental agency or department of the United States or of any foreign country claiming jurisdiction over the shipment’s transit route or destination.
Export Shipments. Export shipments must comply with the handling, grade, size, quality, and labeling requirements set forth in this section.
Export Shipments. Many Goods that have been imported into Australia and the South West Pacific region cannot be exported to other countries. It is your responsibility to check with your freight forwarder to confirm foreign documentation requirements and verify that items to be exported will be released by customs at the final destination. KASWP is not responsible for providing this information or any documentation required to export goods purchased from KASWP or for re-importation to Australia or the South West Pacific region.