UNFI deduction code
UNFI W&M FINE
Weights-and-measures fine for a shipment failing a measurable conformance check.
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Last reviewed: August 4, 2026
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What is UNFI code W&M FINE?
Weights-and-measures fine for a shipment failing a measurable conformance check.
It belongs to the compliance & weights-and-measures fines category. That category is where its dispute path is defined.
Is W&M FINE disputable?
Compliance codes fine suppliers for shipping, labeling, pallet, ASN/EDI, or weights-and-measures violations against UNFI's routing and vendor requirements. Fines for genuine violations are usually valid; those applied in error, duplicated, or for requirements you demonstrably met are recoverable.
What evidence wins
- The routing/compliance requirement you were measured against
- Routing confirmation, ASN (EDI 856) and labeling records for the shipment
- Photos or specs proving pallet/label/weight conformance
- Prior remittances, to catch a duplicated fine
Filing window
60 days recommended (up to 12 months for most disputes).
How to file
- Identify the specific requirement and shipment the fine references.
- Assemble the routing/ASN/labeling records proving conformance (or a duplicate).
- File in the UNFI Dispute Center with the compliance evidence attached.
See every code in this category on the Compliance & Weights-and-Measures fines page, or the full UNFI code library.
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Analyze your UNFI remittance →Related UNFI pages
- Compliance & Weights-and-Measures finesCompliance codes fine suppliers for shipping, labeling, pallet, ASN/EDI, or weights-and-measures violations against UNFI's routing and vendor requirements. Fines for genuine violations are usually valid; those applied in error, duplicated, or for requirements you demonstrably met are recoverable.
- UNFI code library
- How to read a UNFI remittance
- How to dispute in the UNFI Dispute Center