U.S cargo definition
U.S cargo means non-lethal items, including: U.S Department of Defence provided humanitarian items, including food; medicines, equipment, and materials, and daily activity support items including those designated for U.S. military, civilian and other personnel embedded with U.S. forces or for U.S. assistance to Afghan security forces; and military equipment, vehicles and other military property, but excludes the prohibited cargo defined above; and
Examples of U.S cargo in a sentence
Burlington Northern Santa Fe $200,000 per container or trailer ($100,000 for tank containers) $500 Canadian National $250,000 with additional limits depending on the type of traffic, i.e., domestic traffic for US cargo, domestic traffic for Canadian cargo, or international traffic $500 Canadian Pacific $2 per pound or $50,000, whichever is less.
Transportation by sea of property funded under the Grant Agreement shall be on U.S. carriers in accordance with U.S. cargo preference law.
Other NDRF vessels (except the PNSS) itemized in Annex IV will continue to be classed and maintained with ABS, and generally conform to regulatory requirements typical of U.S. cargo, tank vessel and special mission vessels.