Delivery Quality Clause Samples

The Delivery Quality clause sets standards and requirements for the condition and performance of goods or services provided under a contract. It typically outlines specific criteria that deliveries must meet, such as being free from defects, conforming to agreed specifications, or passing certain inspections upon receipt. By establishing clear expectations for quality, this clause helps prevent disputes over substandard deliveries and ensures that the receiving party obtains products or services that meet their needs.
Delivery Quality. The supplier ensures the following for all deliveries: • Correct labelling with respect to quantity and identity • Use of the right packaging according to the packaging instruction • Use of the right ▇▇▇▇▇ container number • Compliance with accurate delivery quantities and times • Delivery of the goods according to the FIFO principle (the delivered material does not come from an earlier production batch than a previously delivered material)
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Delivery Quality. On each day titles are published the wholesaler will supply newspapers and/or magazines to the customer’s invoice address, or other mutually agreed address. The wholesaler will keep a record of the number of parcels delivered and collected. Supplies will be delivered in a saleable condition and placed in a security box or in an agreed secure area where possible. Security boxes for deliveries and unsolds will be offered for sale by the wholesaler. Supplies will be packed in a secure manner and clearly identified. Supplies must include a delivery note detailing the quantities of each title being delivered. In the case of newspapers, any discrepancies between the contents of a parcel and the delivery note will be reported to the wholesaler within 2 hours of delivery or of the retailer opening, whichever is the later. In the case of magazines, any discrepancies between the contents of a parcel and the delivery note will be reported to the wholesaler within 8 hours of delivery or of the retailer opening, whichever is the later.
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