Ace Private Label Sample Clauses

Ace Private Label. The Company shall not be obligated under this Agreement to supply Distributor with any Ace private label merchandise, except as otherwise agreed in writing. Under no circumstances shall the placing of any order for private label merchandise by Distributor or the acceptance thereof by the Company be deemed to establish between the parties a course of dealing or usage of trade with regard to such merchandise. c. Incentives/Rebates. The Company will pay Distributor the following incentives (rebates), based on purchases made by Distributor from the Company's warehouse each calendar year: Level One: volume incentive of 0.5% for warehouse purchases back to "dollar one" if Distributor reaches $100,000 in warehouse purchases. The eligible range for Level One is $100,000 to $149,999. Level Two: volume incentive of 0.75% for warehouse purchases back to "dollar one" if Distributor reaches $150,000 in warehouse purchases. The eligible range for Level Two is $150,000 to $199,999. Level Three: volume incentive of 1.0% for warehouse purchases back to "dollar one" if Distributor reaches $200,000 in warehouse purchases. The eligible range for Level Three is $200,000 and above. The Company retains the right to apply any rebates earned by Distributor against any amounts past due from Distributor to Company. d.
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Ace Private Label. Seller shall not be obligated to supply Buyer with any Ace private label merchandise, except as otherwise agreed in writing. Buyer shall at no time take any action to encourage or induce any other business, whether or not that business is under common ownership with Buyer to breach or terminate any agreements that such other business may have with Seller. Under no circumstances shall the placing of any order for private label merchandise by Xxxxx or the acceptance thereof by Seller be deemed to establish between the parties a course of dealing or usage of trade with regard to such merchandise. 4.
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Ace Private Label. The Company shall not be obligated under this Agreement to supply Distributor with any Ace private label merchandise, except as otherwise agreed in writing. Under no circumstances shall the placing of any order for private label merchandise by Distributor or the acceptance thereof by the Company be deemed to establish between the parties a course of dealing or usage of trade with regard to such merchandise. c.
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