Common use of Packaging Requirements Clause in Contracts

Packaging Requirements. All product packaging must meet industry best standards and practices. In addition, packaging must conform to the actual freight carriers requirements and be able to withstand the reasonable and normal hazards of transportation and handling, both inbound and for subsequent distribution, and for warehouse storage. Claims and costs resulting from poorly packaged products or improper unitization or loading may be charged back to your company, including administrative fees. All shipments must be tendered to carriers in a sorted and segregated manner, and with the notation “Merchandise tendered in a sorted and segregated manner” appearing in the body of the bill of lading or freight receipt. Flavors and sizes must be shipped exactly as ordered, and only full cartons may be shipped. Two (2) packing slips containing an itemized list of all product shipped must be included with each shipment and must at a minimum include the following information: • Purchase Order number • Wakefern item code number • Item description, to include pack and size • UPC Code or vendor item code • Quantity shipped by item and by total • Weight sheets (Net Weight) • Sell by dates • Tally sheet for random weight product setting forth case weights for all cases shipped. One (1) packing slip must be placed on the lead carton of the shipment, and the other sealed in an envelope and attached to the bill of lading or freight receipt. Notification of the tendered packing slip as an item shipped must appear in the body of the bill of lading or freight receipt, e.g., 2 cartons and 1 packing slip. NOTE: Failure to provide packing slips in the above described manner may result in a chargeback to your company, to cover additional costs and administrative fees. NOTE: Import shipments must be accompanied by proper documentation, including, without limitation, all cuments required by any governmental agency, import declarations and/or customs clearance documents in order to allow for timely product receipt.

Packaging Requirements. All product Merchant represents and warrants that Merchant is responsible to adequately package the Products, to assess whether the Delivery Service is the appropriate method of delivery for any Delivery Requests made under the Delivery Terms, including whether Delivery Requests using the Delivery Services comply with applicable laws. Merchant will ensure that the outer packaging must meet industry best standards of all parcels provided to Drivers contains only the minimum amount of personal information necessary for Drivers to complete the Delivery Request, consisting of the recipient’s address and practicesname. Merchant Responsibilities regarding Sensitive Foods. In additionthe event Merchant’s Delivery Request includes Sensitive Foods, packaging must conform Merchant will adequately package the Sensitive Foods (the “Packaging”) to ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations pertaining to food safety, including but not limited to (a) food preparation; (b) food handling and transporting; (c) timing for delivery of Sensitive Foods; and/or (d) Sensitive Foods Packaging. Sensitive Foods Packaging may include but is not limited to (a) sealed cold storage bags or containers; (b) sealed heat sensitive bags or containers; and (c) sealed or bagged perishable foods with handles to avoid or reduce the Driver’s direct contact with perishable foods. M▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will be responsible for ensuring that all Delivery Services containing Sensitive Foods and can be delivered in thirty (30) minutes or less from the start of the Delivery Request until delivered to the actual freight carriers Customer. Healthcare Items, Addendum and Business Associate Agreement. In the event Merchant seeks to submit any Delivery Requests to deliver Healthcare Items, Merchant acknowledges and agrees that (1) an additional addendum providing a description of authorized Healthcare Items for delivery, additional Merchant responsibilities, and/or any Proof of Delivery requirements and for delivery of such Healthcare Items may be able to withstand the reasonable and normal hazards of transportation and handling, both inbound and for subsequent distributionrequired, and for warehouse storage. Claims and costs resulting from poorly packaged products or improper unitization or loading may be charged back to your company, including administrative fees. All shipments must be tendered to carriers in a sorted and segregated manner, and with the notation “Merchandise tendered in a sorted and segregated manner” appearing in the body of the bill of lading or freight receipt. Flavors and sizes must be shipped exactly as ordered, and only full cartons may be shipped. Two (2) packing slips containing an itemized Lyft’s Business Associate Agreement at h▇▇▇▇://▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-associate-agreement/ may apply. Further, Merchant acknowledges that any Delivery Requests for Healthcare Items that are prescription medication must be packaged consistent with industry standards for pharmacy packaging of medications intended for individual consumers. Regions/Markets: Lyft will provide a list of all product shipped must Markets in which the Delivery Services are available. Merchant will not launch the Delivery Services in any Markets without Lyft’s prior consent, which may be included with each shipment and must at a minimum include given by email. Throughout the following information: • Purchase Order number • Wakefern item code number • Item descriptionTerm, to include pack and size • UPC Code the Parties may, upon mutual agreement (which may be via email), add or vendor item code • Quantity shipped by item and by total • Weight sheets (Net Weight) • Sell by dates • Tally sheet remove Markets available for random weight product setting forth case weights for all cases shipped. One (1) packing slip must be placed on the lead carton of the shipment, and the other sealed in an envelope and attached to the bill of lading or freight receipt. Notification of the tendered packing slip as an item shipped must appear in the body of the bill of lading or freight receipt, e.g., 2 cartons and 1 packing slip. NOTE: Failure to provide packing slips in the above described manner may result in a chargeback to your company, to cover additional costs and administrative fees. NOTE: Import shipments must be accompanied by proper documentation, including, without limitation, all cuments required by any governmental agency, import declarations and/or customs clearance documents in order to allow for timely product receiptDelivery Services.