Terms and conditions for bulk to businesses abroad (Business Parcel Bulk)

Sender:

Businesses.

Recipient:

Businesses.

Prerequisites for using the product:

Agreement with Posten Bring AS (Bring).

Destinations:

Further specified in the agreement.

Collection:

Included in the service.

Schedule:

Further specified in the agreement. Does not include an on-time guarantee or any time of delivery guarantee.

Delivery:

To the recipient’s door.

Parcels that cannot be delivered:

Parcels that cannot be delivered are returned to the sender unless the sender has clearly stated on the address card/transport label that he permits a waiver for the parcel. The sender will be charged for the return price in accordance with the agreement.

Time guarantee:

No.

Liability:

Liability is regulated by NSAB 2015. Liability for damage is, in accordance with these provisions, limited to SDR 8.33 per kg for the lost gross weight of the goods. Compensation will not paid for delays or consequential damage. Compensation is normally paid to the sender. There should be documentation proving that the parcel was handed in. Apart from the rules regarding claims in NSAB 2015, demands and claims must be submitted at the latest 6 months after handing in the parcel. For parcels sent via the additional service, Cash On Delivery, Bring must have received claims within two months.

Maximum weight/Maximum dimensions:

Parcel:

• Maximum weight to Denmark, Finland and Sweden: 35 kg.
• Most other countries: 30 kg.
• Maximum length 150 cm and length + circumference a maximum of 300 cm.
• Parcels with actual weight over 35 kg, length over 200 cm or length + circumference over 300 cm get a price surcharge per parcel.

Pallet:

• Maximum 750 kg including packaging and the weight of the pallet.
• Maximum dimensions: 120 x 80 cm, height 180 cm (EUR pallet or equivalent)
• Maximum weight per transport order is 23 tons

Minimum dimensions:

23 x 13 x 1 cm

Price:

Prices according to agreement. Export and standard import declaration duty is not included in the price. The sender should have an agent or a representative in the recipient country who can handle customs and VAT.

A surcharge is calculated for parcels over 120 cm long and with a width and/or height over 60 cm. The same applies to roll-shaped and unpackaged parcels.

Labelling:

Approved transport labels with the customer's name and address must be used. If non-approved address labels are used, the parcels may be rejected. The Customer must bear the production cost of transport labels. The recipient's name, postal address and delivery address must be written clearly and ideally a telephone number as well. If the delivery address is not entered, the sender may be charged a wrong address fee. It is the sender’s responsibility to enclose the necessary customs documentation.

Wrapping:

It is the sender's responsibility to ensure that the contents of a parcel are properly packaged. There is often a lot of reloading and resorting along the way, and this must be taken into consideration when assessing the type of packaging. The packaging must be solid and large enough for the item that is being sent. Fragile items must be packed in shock-absorbent material that withstands pressure and shock, thereby protecting the contents. Goods placed on pallets must generally be wrapped, strapped or packaged in a way that provides optimum protection against damage and ensures that goods stay together on the pallet during transport.

Prohibited contents:

Shipments may not contain:

• currency, banknotes, precious metals,
• gemstones, real pearls or similar high-value goods
• weapons*, weapon parts and ammunition
• alcoholic beverages**
• cigarettes, tobacco or similar
• human remains, urns or similar containing ash
• living or dead animals
• temperature sensitive content
• hazardous goods except for limited amount of dangerous goods.

The value of the content may not exceed EUR 10,000 per parcel and EUR 100,000 per pallet. Certain goods may be subject to trade restrictions, which may change on an ongoing basis. It is the Customer's responsibility to keep up to date and comply with applicable laws and regulations. It is also the Customer's responsibility not to export or import prohibited content to the current recipient or sender country.

*A weapon is any object that is defined/classified as such in the customs tariff. All firearms, including gun barrels and chamber lengths, crossbows, pointed weapons with a blade longer than 12 cm, flick knives, sheath knives, fighting gloves, police batons, clubs, etc.

**Prohibition of shipments containing alcoholic beverages applies for all B2C parcels with delivery in Sweden and for all B2C parcels, shipped as Bulksplit shipment, with delivery in Norway. Furthermore, import and export of alcoholic beverages are subject to mandatory legal restrictions in various countries.

Tracking:

Yes.

EDI (Electronic Data Interchange):

Yes.

Customs documentation:

Three copies of the commercial/pro forma invoice per BulkSplit party. To obtain preferential customs processing, the goods’ country of origin in the EU/EEA must be documented. Necessary licences/permits must also be enclosed.

Special price conditions:

Bring is entitled to change prices to compensate for increased fuel costs, currency changes and State increases or other conditions outside of the control of Bring, or alternatively may add a fee (fuel surcharge) to the agreed price. Bring is entitled to change this fee without giving prior notification to the customer. The fuel surcharge must be specified on the invoice and applies to ordinary transport and also any pallet loads.

Bring reserves the right to impose a fee for wrong addresses and missing, insufficient or delayed EDI transfers to Bring. The fee will be specified on the invoice.

Additional services

Ad Hoc Pickup:

No.

Cash On Delivery (COD):

No.

Home Delivery:

No.

Cargo Insurance:

Yes.

SMS Notification:

Yes, for Denmark only.

Flex Delivery:

Yes, for Denmark and Sweden only.