Common use of Perishable Goods Clause in Contracts

Perishable Goods. 1. For the purposes of this Article, "perishable goods" means goods which decompose rapidly due to their natural characteristics, in particular in the absence of appropriate storage conditions. 2. In order to prevent avoidable deterioration or loss of perishable goods, and provided that all regulatory requirements have been met, each Party shall: (a) provide for the release of perishable goods in the shortest possible time under normal circumstances; (b) provide for the release of perishable goods outside the working hours of the customs authority and other competent authorities in exceptional circumstances where this is appropriate, in accordance with each Party's legal system; (c) in the event of a significant delay in the release of perishable goods and upon written request, the importing Party shall, to the extent possible, provide a statement of the reasons for the delay; and (d) allow an importer to have adequate facilities for the storage of perishable products pending their release. Each Party may require that any storage facilities provided by the importer have been approved or designated by the relevant authorities. 3. Each Party shall give appropriate priority to perishable goods when scheduling required examinations.

Perishable Goods. 1. For the purposes of this Article, "perishable goods" means goods which decompose rapidly due With a view to their natural characteristics, in particular in the absence of appropriate storage conditions. 2. In order to prevent preventing avoidable loss or deterioration or loss of perishable goods, and provided that all regulatory requirements have been met, each Party shall: (a) shall provide for the release of perishable goods in goods: (a) under normal circumstances within the shortest possible time under normal circumstances;time; and (b) provide for the release of perishable goods outside the working hours of the customs authority and other competent authorities in exceptional circumstances where this is appropriateit would be appropriate to do so, outside the business hours of customs and other relevant authorities. 2. Each Party shall give appropriate priority to perishable goods when scheduling any examinations that may be required. 3. Each Party shall either arrange, or allow an importer to arrange, for the proper storage of perishable goods pending their release. That Party may require that any storage facilities arranged by the importer have been approved or designated by its relevant authorities. The movement of the goods to those storage facilities, including authorisations for the operator moving the goods, may be subject to the approval, if required, of the relevant authorities. That Party shall, where practicable and in accordance with each Party's legal system;its laws and regulations, on the request of the importer, provide for any procedures necessary for release to take place at those storage facilities. (c) in the event 4. In cases of a significant delay in the release of perishable goods goods, and upon written request, the importing Party shall, to the extent possiblepracticable, provide a statement of communication on the reasons for the delay; and (d) allow an importer to have adequate facilities for the storage of perishable products pending their release. Each Party may require that any storage facilities provided by the importer have been approved or designated by the relevant authorities. 3. Each Party shall give appropriate priority to perishable goods when scheduling required examinations.

Perishable Goods. 1. For the purposes of this Article, "perishable goods" means goods which decompose are goods that rapidly decay due to their natural characteristics, in particular in the absence of appropriate storage conditions. 2. In order addition to prevent Article 4.11 and with a view to preventing avoidable loss or deterioration or loss of perishable goods, and each Party shall, provided that all regulatory necessary requirements have been met, each Party shall: (a) provide provide, in normal circumstances, for the release of perishable goods to be released in the shortest possible time under normal circumstancespossible4; (b) provide for the release of perishable goods outside the working business hours of the its customs authority and other competent authorities in exceptional circumstances where this is appropriatecircumstances, in accordance with each Party's legal system;if it would be appropriate to do so; and (c) in the event of a significant delay in the release of give appropriate priority to perishable goods and upon written requestwhen scheduling any examinations that may be required. 3. Each Party shall either arrange, the importing Party shall, to the extent possible, provide a statement of the reasons for the delay; and (d) or allow an importer to have adequate facilities arrange, for the proper storage of perishable products goods pending their release. Each Party may require that any storage facilities provided arranged by the importer have been be approved or designated by the its relevant authorities. 3. Each Party shall give appropriate priority shall, if practicable and consistent with its laws and regulations, on the request of the importer, provide for the release to perishable goods when scheduling required examinationstake place at those storage facilities.