Approved Cups; Product Hawking and Catering Sample Clauses

Approved Cups; Product Hawking and Catering. Customer agrees that all Products served, sold or dispensed at concession locations in which Products are served to customers at the Facilities shall be served in Approved Cups and all other Beverages served, sold or dispensed within the Facilities shall be served in either Approved Cups or other disposable cups which do not bear, display or contain the
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Approved Cups; Product Hawking and Catering. Customer agrees that all Products served, sold or dispensed at concession locations in which Products are served to customers at the Facilities shall be served in Approved Cups and all other Beverages served, sold or dispensed within the Facilities shall be served in either Approved Cups or other disposable cups which do not bear, display or contain the trademarks or service marks of a manufacturer of Competitive Products. Pepsi agrees to make Approved Cups available for purchase and the Customer shall purchase, and shall require that all concessionaires, Food Service Providers, booster clubs and other third parties selling Beverages at the Facilities purchase all Products, cups, lids and carbon dioxide directly from Pepsi at prices determined by Pepsi. Customer shall cause Products to be “hawked” at the Facilities at all events taking place at the Facilities (including, without limitation, at all home games of all intercollegiate athletic teams associated with the Customer, if any), and served as part of the catering selection in private boxes, suite, backstage areas, lockerooms and press areas. Customer further agrees that Products to be “hawked” in the stands shall be sold only in Approved Cups. As used herein, “
Approved Cups; Product Hawking and Catering. University agrees that all Products served, sold or dispensed at concession locations in which Products are served to University at the Facilities shall be served in Approved Cups and all other Beverages served, sold or dispensed within the Facilities shall be served in either Approved Cups or other disposable cups which do not bear, display or contain the trademarks or service marks of a manufacturer of Competitive Products. Contractor agrees to make Approved Cups available to University or its Food Service Provider and University shall itself purchase or cause the Food Service Provider to purchase such Approved Cups only from Contractor, at prices determined by Contractor. University will promote the sale of the Products by causing the Products to be ―hawked‖ at the Facilities at all events and served as part of the catering selection in private boxes, suite, backstage areas, locker rooms and press areas. University further agrees that Products to be ―hawked‖ in the stands shall be sold only in Approved Cups. As used herein, ―hawking‖ shall refer to the sale of single servings of a product in the seating areas of the Facilities through the use of vendors circulating through such seating areas.

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