Common use of Transshipment Clause in Contracts

Transshipment. Transshipment is an illegal practice of falsely documenting the country of origin of the raw materials used to manufacture the Licensed Products and the finished Licensed Products shipped to the United States in order to evade quota restraints on the country of actual production and the shipment of products under counterfeit export licenses or visas. Manufacturer acknowledges that transshipment, in any form, violates U.S. federal law, that Company and TBG will review all documents received from Manufacturer to assure the veracity and the authenticity of the sources of Products and that, upon indication of transshipment of the Products by Manufacturer, Company or TBG reserves the right to immediately terminate this Agreement and pursue available remedies against Manufacturer.

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Trademark License Agreement, Trademark License Agreement (Phoenix Footwear Group Inc), Trademark License Agreement (Phoenix Footwear Group Inc)