Assortment Sample Clauses

Assortment a. The specialist dealer shall carry a product range that reflects its specialisation and core competence. The product range focus is on performance & competence products in one of the respective areas (tactics/military, authorities, outdoor, hunting). b. Product names must be the same as used by TRAND®.
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Assortment. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, GSI will offer, merchandise and sell on the Company Stores (i) [*] and (ii) [*]. GSI and the Company will work together to develop merchandising programs and to determine attractive bundles and promotions for the Company Stores. For all Palm Products that the Parties agree to offer for sale through the Company Stores, the Company will sell to GSI such quantities, styles and sizes of such products as may be reasonably requested by GSI. With respect to such Palm Products, the Company will provide to GSI, within a reasonable time prior to the projected inclusion of such Palm Products on the Company Stores, a report, in reasonable detail, which includes (i) UPC/Model #s for each product; (ii) suggested retail prices for each product that the Company generally provides to other retailers of such products ("SRP"); (iii) available colors and styles; (iv) any sales or inventory restrictions or limitations; (v) packaging dimensions and weight by product; and (vi) such other reasonably requested information.
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Assortment xxxxxxxxx.xxx will determine in its sole discretion the assortment, pricing, promotions and other marketing and merchandising activities associated with the xxxxxxxxx.xxx Site. Each party will present to the other party on a quarterly basis their product assortment plans, although both parties acknowledge that these plans may change in the sole discretion of the planning party.
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Assortment. This Agreement, including the Offering Document, constitutes the entire agreement between the parties in relation to its subject matter and must be read and interpreted as a single document. In addition, it replaces and extinguishes all previous agreements, draft agreements, guarantees, declarations and commitments of any nature made by, or on behalf of the Parties, either verbally or in writing in relation to this object.
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Assortment. Purchaser shall specify its assortment when placing its order, and Baxter shall make commercially reasonable efforts to meet Purchaser's expectations; however, Baxter cannot guarantee assortment on any Therapeutic Product. Purchaser's specific assortment needs may be discussed with Baxter Customer Service at time of order placement by calling 1-800-423-2090. If Baxter is unable to comply with Purchaser's specifications, then Baxter reserves the right to make reasonable and substitutions and will so inform Purchaser." 5. Schedule A is hereby deleted, and the Agreement is hereby amended so that all references to such Schedule shall be to the new Schedule A-1 of the Agreement attached hereto. 6. Schedule C-1 is hereby deleted, and the Agreement is hereby amended so that all references to such Schedule shall be to the new Schedule C-2 of the Agreement attached hereto. 7. This Second Amendment will be effective until the expiration of the term of the Agreement (unless further amended in accordance with the terms of the Agreement). 8. In the event of any conflict between the Agreement and its associated schedules and this Second Amendment and its associated schedules, the provisions of this Second Amendment and its associated schedules shall be controlling. Except as specifically modified herein, the terms and conditions of the Agreement are hereby affirmed, confirmed and ratified.
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Assortment. The Assortment represents the range of goods offered for sale by ROSENBAUER in the web shop.
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Assortment. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, GSI will offer, merchandise and sell on the Company Stores and the Wireless Products Store (i) [*], and (ii)[*]. From time to time Company may request GSI to carry Non-Palm Products which GSI, in its reasonable discretion based upon projected business volumes, does not wish to undertake the financial obligation to carry. Upon such request, GSI will offer the products for sale on a consignment basis to GSI and such products shall be Palm Products hereunder. GSI and the Company will work together to develop merchandising programs and to determine attractive bundles and promotions for the Company Stores. For all Palm Products that the Parties agree to offer for sale through the Company Stores and the Wireless Products Store, the Company will sell to GSI such quantities, styles and sizes of such products as may be reasonably requested by GSI. With respect to such Palm Products, the Company will provide to GSI, within a reasonable time prior to the projected inclusion of such Palm Products on the Company Stores and the Wireless Products Store, a report, in reasonable detail, which includes (i) UPC/Model #s for each product; (ii) suggested retail prices for each product that the Company generally provides to other retailers of such products (“SRP”); (iii) available colors and styles; (iv) any sales or inventory restrictions or limitations; (v) packaging dimensions and weight by product; and (vi) such other reasonably requested information.
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Assortment xxxxxxxxx.xxx will determine in its sole discretion the assortment, pricing (excluding any product sold on consignment), promotions and other marketing and merchandising activities associated with the xxxxxxxxx.xxx Site and the GNC Livewell Store. Each party will present to the other party their relevant product assortment plans in accordance with the quarterly review process outlined below, although both parties acknowledge that these plans may change after the review process in the sole discretion of the planning party.
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Assortment. 3.1.1. Assortment will be agreed for (x) months. The assortment list is managed in an Assortment File (name and location), which is coordinated by both parties. In case assortments differ by Buyer locations, the Assortment List should specify all assortments by locations. 3.1.2. Target minimum and maximum stock levels and delivery units are specified in the Assortment File. The minimum and maximum stock levels of each item will be reviewed (how often). 3.1.3. Updates to assortment (new products, replacements and delisting of products) will be done as previously. New introductions, replacements and delistings are planned mutually.
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