Freight and packaging Sample Clauses
The 'Freight and packaging' clause defines which party is responsible for the costs and arrangements related to shipping and packaging goods under a contract. Typically, it specifies whether the seller or buyer will pay for freight charges and how the goods should be packaged to ensure safe delivery. For example, the clause may require the seller to use industry-standard packaging and arrange for transportation to the buyer’s location. This clause is essential for clarifying cost allocation and logistical responsibilities, thereby preventing disputes over shipping expenses and packaging standards.
Freight and packaging. 1. In the absence of any specific terms, the supplier or Contractor shall choose the most economic form of transportation and packaging. The packaging must be appropriate in view of the nature of the consigned goods, the means of transport and the route so as to ensure that it is able to withstand all the demands of transportation and warehousing. Details are stipulated in the General Specifications for Deliveries.
2. Any costs We incur as a result of the failure to comply with delivery, shipping and packaging requirements shall be borne by the Contractor.
Freight and packaging. In the absence of any specific terms, the supplier or Contractor shall choose the most economic form of transportation and packag- ing. The packaging must be appropriate in view of the nature of the consigned goods, the means of transport and the route so as to en- sure that it is able to withstand all the demands of transportation and warehousing. Details are stipulated in the General Specifica- tions for Deliveries.
Freight and packaging. The delivery is by freight forward unless special agreements have been made. Packaging is not charged for unless the client requires a special type of packaging.