Shipping Instructions for Test Samples to Canada

Recommendations for the shipment of your sample to Montreal for testing

Please ensure that the material is secure and hermetically packed to withstand transportation and handling. Labels should not be of the tie-on type which invariably are torn off in transit. Please enclose shipping label for return.

Contents not of hazardous nature: The package and the invoice should be clearly marked "NON RESTRICTED".

Contents of hazardous nature: The package should be appropriately marked with the accepted International Stencils. Where applicable, and the description of the goods on the invoice does not make it clear, invoices should be endorsed with the danger of the contents.

Choice of freight: Samples should normally be sent by truck or air freight, where applicable.

Size of sample: Large samples are not required for tests.

Shipping Labels: These should be clearly addressed as follows:

GEA Barr-Rosin (c/o FedEx Trade)
92 Prévost Street
Boisbriand, Québec
Canada, J7G 2S2
ATTN: Luis Aguilera

Each separate package should be individually addressed. If there are more one package in the consignment, each should be clearly marked (i.e. with three packages 1 of 3, 2 of 3, 3 of 3) and these numbers, with the contents, should be referred to on each of the accompanying documents.

Commercial Invoice for Customs: Two original invoices should accompany the goods and should be addressed to:

GEA Barr-Rosin Inc.
92 Prévost Street
Boisbriand, Québec
Canada, J7G 2S2

The following should be clearly marked on the invoice:

Notification to Barr-Rosin

To facilitate the clearance of goods, as soon as transport details are known, the consignor should advise Barr-Rosin of the following information by telefax at (450) 437-6740:

Fax the following information: To the attention of Vince Lacroce

We appreciate your co-operation in following these shipping recommendations which should ensure the speedy and safe arrival at the Montreal testing facility.