Rule 2.6: Prohibited or Restricted Articles

The following items will NOT be accepted for shipment, except when prior arrangements have been concluded with
Carrier.

A) Freight which because of its inherent vice is likely to contaminate or otherwise damage containers or
   other cargo. Also see Rule 16 "Hazardous Cargo".

B) Live Animals, and fowls, or birds, domestic or wild

C) Bank bills, coin or currency, deeds, drafts, notes or valuable paper of any kind, jewelry, including
   costume or  novelty jewelry, postage stamps affixed, precious metals or articles manufactured there from,
   precious stones, revenue stamps, works of  art, antiques or other related or unrelated antiques, rare, or
   precious articles of  extraordinary value

 ** Should shipper place an unauthorized prohibited article within their shipping package without the consent of the
 Carrier, shipper does so at its own risk and acknowledges that any manifest or other documentation presented to
 Tropical Shipping, and any included, corresponding and/or indicated cargo values provided on any such manifest
 or documentation does not  constitute consent by the Carrier express or implied,  and such values have been
 provided only for customs and/or export regulatory purposes and not for the purpose  of declaring any value
 whatsoever to the carrier for purposes of an ad valorem declaration of values or any other similar purpose,
 and the shipper further acknowledge that all defenses and limitations of liability which apply to carriage of
 shipments not subject to any ad valorem declaration apply with full force and effect to this or these shipment(s).