Packaging Specification Sample Clauses
A Packaging Specification clause defines the standards and requirements for how goods must be packaged before delivery. It typically outlines the materials, labeling, and methods to be used, ensuring that products are protected during transit and meet regulatory or contractual obligations. By setting clear packaging expectations, this clause helps prevent damage, ensures compliance, and reduces disputes between parties regarding the condition of delivered goods.
Packaging Specification. Packaging to be agreed by ▇▇▇▇▇ and Seller at the time of entering into this contract and in all cases to be fit for export. Faulty and dirty packing is not permitted.
Packaging Specification. 2.4.1 Packaging must be able to withstand normal industry shipping (air, ship, rail and truck) requirements for vibration, shock, temperature and humidity
2.4.2 All Arm packages must have exterior markings in English which show Adept logo, part number and serial number.
Packaging Specification. Each delivered product shall be clearly marked with the applicable HP product number plus HP order number in both human-readable and barcode form (Standard 3/9 with barcode identifier). A single separately packaged product shall be delivered for each HP product number; i.e., multiple HP product numbers shall not be supplied in a single package. The delivered products shall be marked such that they can be identified without opening or removing protective packaging.
Packaging Specification. Any changes to the current specification set forth in this Agreement can only be made with the consent and agreement of both parties.
Packaging Specification. Labeling and packaging of Drug Substance will comply with the Batch Record, SOPs and as provided in Section 5.5 of the Agreement.
Packaging Specification the unit package weight is 1.5 metric ton per sack, with the sack to be provided by the Buyer and to be packaged in accordance the Buyer’s requirements. If the positive or negative allowance of the unit package weight exceeds 1% (exclusive of 1%), such unit package shall be deemed disqualified and the Buyer shall have the right to refuse to accept such package. Should any problem occur with the sack, the Seller shall contact the Buyer in time, otherwise any liability arising out of the delay in delivery shall be borne by the Seller.
Packaging Specification. 2.3.1. Labeling and packaging of Starting Materials and Product will comply with the batch records, SOPs and written instructions, as recommended by Ash S▇▇▇▇▇▇ and agreed to by “Company”, as appropriate.