Container capacity Clause Samples
The 'Container capacity' clause defines the maximum volume or weight that a shipping container is permitted to hold under a contract. In practice, this clause specifies the limits for cargo loaded into each container, often referencing industry standards or regulatory requirements, and may include details on how overloading is handled. Its core function is to ensure safe and efficient transport by preventing overloading, which can lead to safety hazards, regulatory violations, or damage to goods and equipment.
Container capacity. (a) In the event that the actual nominal container capacity of the VESSEL as determined in accordance with the Specifications is less than the Guaranteed Container Capacity of 2546 TEU by more than forty-six (46) TEUs, the Contract Price shall be reduced by the sum of thirty thousand United States Dollars (US$30,000) for each container TEU of deficiency in excess of forty-six (46) TEUs.
(b) In the event of the foregoing deficiency is fifty-five (55) TEU containers or more, the BUYER may, at its option reject the VESSEL and rescind this Contract in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE X hereof or may accept the VESSEL at a total reduction in the Contract Price as above provided of two hundred and seventy thousand United States Dollars (US$270,000).
(c) Notwithstanding anything contained herein, the homogenous intake of containers of 14 ton TEU will not be below 1900.
(d) In the event that the actual homogenous intake of containers of 14 ton TEU is less than 1900, the Contract Price shall be reduced by the sum of: (1) twenty-one thousand five hundred United States Dollars (US$21,500) for each TEU lof such deficiency up to and including twenty (20) TEUs; and (2) thirty-five thousand United States Dollars (US$35,000) for each TEU of such deficiency from and including twenty-one (21) TEU up to and including twenty-five TEU.
(e) In the event of such deficiency in the actual homogenous intake of containers being twenty-six (26) TEU or more, then the BUYER may, at its option, reject the VESSEL and rescind this Contract in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE X hereof or may accept the VESSEL at a total reduction in the Contract Price as above provided of six hundred and five thousand United States Dollars (US$605,000).
Container capacity. This value may be different from the quantity value and it's important that we know if, for example, you have 500 mL of Ethanol Waste in a 1L bottle.
Container capacity. 1. Customer and UP will provide container capacity required to handle Shipper’s Weekly Shipment Volume in the following manner:
a) Customer will first utilize all its internal sources of container capacity including inbound containers, street capacity and street interchanges.
b) To the extent Customer’s internal sources of container capacity are insufficient to meet the Shipper’s requirements, UP will supply Customer with additional container capacity through the REZ-1 container reservation process.
2. Availability of capacity to handle Shipper volume surges may be limited in Constrained Markets. UP will allocate surge capacity based on availability, consistency of the Shipper’s Weekly Shipment Volume and the accuracy of the Shipper’s Weekly Volume Forecast
3. Customer agrees not to provide container capacity to Transactional Shippers before satisfying all Base Load and Surge Volume requirements for Committed Shippers.
Container capacity. (a) In the event that the actual container capacity of the VESSEL as determined in accordance with the Specifications is less than the Guaranteed Container Capacity by more than 35 TEUs, the Contract Price shall be reduced by the sum of Thirty Five Thousand United States Dollars (US$35,000) for each container TEU of deficiency in excess of 35 TEUs.
(b) In the event of such deficiency being 90 TEU containers or more the BUYER may, at its option reject the VESSEL and rescind this Contract in accordance with the provisions of Article X hereof or may accept the VESSEL at a total reduction in the Contract Price as above provided of ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Dollars (US$1,925,000).
Container capacity. Customer and UP will provide container capacity required to handle Shipper’s Weekly Shipment Volume in the following manner:
a. Customer will first utilize all its internal sources of container capacity including inbound containers, street capacity and street interchanges.
b. To the extent Customer’s internal sources of container capacity are insufficient to meet the Shipper’s requirements, UP will supply Customer with additional container capacity through the REZ-1 container reservation process.
c. Availability of capacity to handle Shipper volume surges may be limited in Constrained Markets. UP will allocate surge capacity based on availability
d. Customer agrees not to provide container capacity to Transactional Shippers before satisfying all Base Load and Surge Volume requirements for Committed Shippers.
Container capacity. The container contains the defined quantity from the "supplier-specific addition general logistics guideline". Containers are only filled up to 2cm below the edge of the container.
Container capacity. Effective: 20MAR2018 Expire Date: NON Published: 20MAR2018