Public offer agreement

About return (from destination country): 
3.7. Storage time of the parcel at customs authority office shall be 1 month from the date of 
receipt and may be increased to 2 months at the request of the Receiver. If during the specified 
period the Receiver/Customer is unable to provide confirmation of the goods value or perform 
customs clearing, the parcel shall be automatically sent back to the Sender's warehouse (except 
for indicated in para. 3.7.1.). In addition, an invoice shall be issued to the client for the parcel 
return, which shall be mandatoryand constitutes:
To return to the warehouse of China representative office: 
- 7 USD per kg plus 8 USD per parcel 
3.8. Shall the Recipient/Customer be not satisfied with the cost of customs duties, the latter may 
refuse to pay them and issue a return to the Sender company. To do this, it is enough to send a 
notification of refusal to pay duties to the e-mail 
[e-mail]
 or to issue an appeal through 
personal profile and inform customs brokers. After confirming the parcel return, the Customer 
shall be invoiced in his/her personal profile
3.9. The term of the Consignment processing, which was returned from Ukraine, may be up to 3 
calendar months. 
3.9.1. The exception shall be the Consignment, which were returned due to the lack of legal 
grounds for their customs clearance (including but not limited to prohibited goods). Such cargo 
shall not be subject to re-processing and may be confiscated by the customs authorities of the 
country of the Sender or the country of the Receiver. 

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SECTION IV. FORCE MAJEURE 
4.1. Each of the Parties shall not be held liable for partial or complete failure to fulfill 
their obligations hereunder if this failure resulted from force majeure circumstances.
Force majeure circumstances (circumstances of insuperable force) are extraordinary 
and inevitable circumstances that reasonably make it impossible to fulfill obligations (both in full 
and in part) under this Contract, including, but not exclusively:
• war, threat of war, armed conflict or serious threat of such a conflict, including but not 
exclusively - blockade, military embargo, actions of a foreign enemy, general military 
mobilization, hostilities, declared and undeclared war, actions of a public enemy, public 
unrest, acts terrorism, sabotage, piracy, public unrest, foreign invasions, blockade, 
revolution, coup d'etat, insurrection, uprising, riots, civil war, acts of civil disobedience, 
man-made disasters, nuclear disasters;
• imposition of a state of emergency in the country, an emergency, quarantine, curfew;
• exceptional weather conditions, including but not exclusively – natural disasters, 
earthquakes, floods, tsunamis, tornadoes, severe storms, cyclones, hurricanes, frosts, 
freezing of the sea, freezing of straits, freezing of ports, freezing of passes, earthquakes, 
lightning, fires, droughts, soil subsidence, landslides; heavy fog, heavy snowfall;
• ban (restriction) of export/import, sanctions, embargo, closure of sea straits, closure of air 
zones for flight, closure of ports;
• expropriation, forced confiscation, seizure of enterprises, requisition, public 
demonstrations, blockade, strike, accident;
• illegal criminal actions of third parties, which resulted in a fire, explosion, interruptions in 
the operation of transport, as well as other illegal actions;
• regulatory legal acts of state authorities and/or local self-government bodies, state laws that 
change the existing procedure for any transport, communications, the procedure for 
fulfilling obligations under any foreign economic transactions.
4.2. The Party affected is obliged to notify the other Party hereunder no later than 48 hours 
upon the occurrence of such circumstances. If the Company faces force majeure circumstances, it 
shall notify the Customer thereon by sending a message to the Meest China Personal Cabinet (or 
by updating the status in the Meest China Personal Cabinet) or to the Customer's email specified 
by them when registering in the Meest China Personal Cabinet. If the Customer faces force 
majeure circumstances, they shall notify the Company by e-mail: [e-mail].  
4.3. A document that confirms the occurrence of force majeure circumstances is a 
document issued by an authorized body of the country where force majeure circumstances arose. 
The Parties have also agreed that if the Company encounters force majeure, then a document 
confirming these circumstances can be issued not only to the Company but also to a third party 
that the Company has involved to fulfill its obligations hereunder, and such a document is accepted 
by the Customer as confirmation.