Responsibility for Packaging Sample Clauses

The Responsibility for Packaging clause assigns the duty of properly packaging goods to a specific party, typically the seller or supplier. It outlines the standards or requirements for packaging to ensure that products are protected during transit and arrive in good condition, such as specifying the use of certain materials or compliance with industry norms. This clause helps prevent disputes over damaged goods by clearly defining who is accountable for packaging quality and safety, thereby allocating risk and ensuring clarity in the shipping process.
Responsibility for Packaging. Orion will furnish to USL copies of Orion’s existing labeling and packaging. USL will revise that labeling and packaging to include USL’s logos, trademarks and other modifications, whether required by the Regulatory Approval or proposed by USL. USL will prepare and submit to Orion specifications and all artwork and copy, in camera ready form, for all packaging and labeling. Orion will furnish USL a reasonable opportunity (but in no event exceeding 10 days) to review and approve all specifications (including art proofs) for Product packaging and labeling before their submission to the printer. Product delivered by Orion shall be complete with appropriate packaging, labeling and assembly as approved by USL. For the avoidance of doubt, it is hereby acknowledged and agreed that USL shall, as the Regulatory Approval owner and holder of record for Product in the Territory, be responsible for the label content and design, and for proof of the labeling for the Product for the Territory.
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Responsibility for Packaging. Unless otherwise stated in the Brink’s Connect Service Guide, You are solely responsible for packaging the Property properly and in a manner that the Property is not susceptible to loss or damage during transit and as follows: (i) Property is packed inside a sealed box or container (“Interior Container”) and then placed in a sealed exterior box, as described in (ii) below (“Exterior Box”), so the contents are not loose in the Exterior Box; (ii) the Exterior Box must be either the Carrier’s exterior box, or an exterior box pre-approved by Brink’s in writing. (iii) the Interior Container must be packed in the Exterior Box in a manner so that when shaken, the Exterior Box does not make any sound; (iv) the Shipment weight must not exceed the Carrier’s Exterior Box maximum weight limit or, if applicable, the maximum weight limit of an Exterior Box pre-approved in writing by Brink’s.
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Responsibility for Packaging. Unless otherwise stated in the LVP Service Guide, You are solely responsible for packaging the Property properly and in a manner that the Property is not susceptible to loss or damage during transit and as follows: (i) Property is packed inside a box or container (“Interior Container”) and then placed in the Carrier’s exterior box, as designated by Brink’s, so the contents are not loose in the exterior box; (ii) the Property contained inside the Interior Container itself must be enclosed in a distinctively and securely sealed tamper evident security bag, or the Interior Container itself must be securely sealed with tamper evident tape. Customer shall maintain the security bag seal number as a condition precedent to making any claim for loss or damage; (iii) the Interior Container must be packed in the Carrier’s exterior box in a manner so that when shaken, the exterior box does not make any sound; (iv) there must be no reference to diamond, jewelry, gems, watches, gold, silver, platinum or any other word or description on external labeling, marking or documentation which may identify the nature of the business of either the shipper or the Consignee, or the contents or bring attention to the valuable nature of the package. Where such information is required by applicable international laws, a written authorization from Brink’s is required to exclude subsection (iv). Notwithstanding subsection (iv), each Shipment must be clearly marked, addressed or otherwise identified to show its Consignee or Destination or to provide a reference to such information. Unless otherwise agreed with Brink’s in writing, You are solely responsible for enclosing the Shipment in the packaging of the Carrier designated by Brink’s for your Shipment, and You must use and affix shipment labels in accordance with the Carrier’s instructions and standards.
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Responsibility for Packaging. You are solely responsible for packaging the Property properly in accordance with industry standards for the type of Property being transported so that the Property is not susceptible to damage during transit. Proper packaging means, at a minimum, (a) packing the Property so that it is firmly contained and adequately cushioned within the container, (b) no items other than the Property and packaging material are in the same container, (c) the Property is easily repackaged requiring no expertise by any third party inspectors or handlers, and (d) the container is hard-sided, as a result of which (e) the packaging will adequately protect the Property from damage due to inclement weather and/or rough handling by multiple third parties and will easily allow for repackaging by inspectors requiring no expertise. If the Property is diamonds, or precious or semi-precious stones, each diamond or stone must be either individually wrapped or otherwise packaged within the container so that no diamond or stone can come in contact with other diamonds or stones in the same container. You agree to provide advance written notice of any fragile Property included in a Shipment which requires special handling, package fragile Property in a container that contains no other Property and pay additional charges relating to such fragile Property. You also agree to provide advance written notice of items, such as, but not limited to, scales, printers, stationery, or computer laptops included in a Shipment and pay additional charges relating to such items. Such items shall not be included in a container that contains Property. You are also solely responsible for assuring that each container that comprises a Shipment is distinctively and securely sealed in a manner that cannot be opened without leaving visible external evidence of tampering to the container, and is clearly marked, addressed or otherwise identified to show its Consignee or Destination or to provide a reference to such information. You agree that Brink’s may, in its discretion, place Your Consignments in a security pouch or container and seal such pouch on Your behalf.
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  • Responsibility for Payment The Company shall not be responsible for the payment of time used by an employee in the investigation and settlement of a grievance.

  • Responsibility for Content Vendor is solely responsible for administration, content, intellectual property rights, and all materials at Vendor’s website. DIR reserves the right to require a change of listed content if, in the opinion of DIR, it does not adequately represent the Contract.

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