Dunnage definition

Dunnage means loose packing material used to protect cargo during shipment.

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Dunnage means equipment strictly used for loading, unloading, blocking, bracing, and dropping the trailer for operation upon the highway. (a)

Dunnage means wood packaging material used to secure or support a commodity but which does not remain associated with the commodity;

Examples of Dunnage in a sentence

Three (3) boards will be located in the main hallway and two (2) will be located in the Dunnage building.
The User shall be responsible for controlling and removing Dunnage from the Berth Corridor and shall ensure compliance with statutory requirements in connection with foreign Dunnage.
The User shall remove all Dunnage from the Berth Corridor at the conclusion of its operations.
The following sets forth the guidelines to which Broker must adhere when transporting Shipper’s food products: Trailers must be clean and free of: • Pest infestation • Debris and filth • Dunnage materials, i.e. pallets (not needed in the transport of the shipment of record) except load bars or other load securing devices • Visible mold • Undesirable odors • Toxic chemical residues • Contamination or adulteration in any form • Interior must be free from any structural defects.
Dunnage, bracing, packing materials, or other special supplies may be provided by Warehouseman for a charge.

More Definitions of Dunnage

Dunnage means wood used to wedge or support cargo”

Dunnage means lashing equipment, tarpaulins, chocks, pallets, pipes and/or other items used to secure the Goods in or on the Vehicle and protect the Goods during transport;

Dunnage means the packing material used in shipment of USDA foods.

Dunnage means equipment strictly used for loading, unloading, blocking, bracing, and dropping the trailer for operation upon the highway or county road. (a)

Dunnage means loose wood, matting or similar material used to secure perishable product in position in the hold of a vessel or in any other mode of transport;

Dunnage means pallets, protective blankets, cardboard separators, plywood bulkhead material, airbags, returnable bottles and cartons.

Dunnage means loose wood of any kind used to wedge or support parts of a cargo to keep them steady;