Calculation of Sell Price Sample Clauses

Calculation of Sell Price. Except as otherwise set forth in this Agreement, the sell price for all Products (the “Sell Price”) will be calculated based on Cost (as defined in Schedule 2) and a fee to the delivering Operating Company (the “Distribution Charge”), calculated as described below.
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Calculation of Sell Price. The Sell Price of each Product sold under this Agreement will equal [*]: DISTRIBUTION CENTER PER CASE MARK-XX [*] [*] 1. For example, a Product with a Cost of $10.00 per case and a mark-xx of [*] per case will have a Sell Price calculated as follows: [*]. 2. For Products with a temporary promotional allowance, the following formula will apply: A Product with a Cost of $10.00 and a promotional allowance of $1.00 will have a Sell Price calculated as follows: [*] 3. Soft drink syrup products will be priced according to the appropriate agency billing program. 4. SYGMA will provide additional deliveries to Restaurants at El Torito's request. The charges for additional regular scheduled deliveries will be according to the following: SYGMA will also distribute to new locations outside the boundaries of this Agreement, provided that SYGMA and El Torito have negotiated in good faith the additional charges required for this service. 5. The additional delivery fees associated with a third delivery for those Restaurants receiving two deliveries per week will be waived as long as the average gross profit per delivery for all Restaurants is equal to or greater than [*].
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Calculation of Sell Price. The Sell Price of each Product sold under this Agreement will equal the Cost of such Product divided by 100% minus the percentage margin on sell specified in Schedule 2 for such Product category, less allowances reflected on invoices to the delivering Operating Company which will be passed along as a reduction in the Sell Price. For Example, a Product with a Cost of $25.00 per case, a margin on sell of 10% and a allowance on the face of the invoice of $.50 per case will have a Sell Price calculated as follows: Calculate base price from margin $25.00 = $25.00 = $27.78 Less allowance shown the invoice (.50)
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Calculation of Sell Price. Except for Contracted Price Products and Products subject to Market Pricing, if any, the price at which the Distribution Center shall sell Products to the Restaurants under this Agreement (the “Sell Price”) shall be determined as follows. Sell Prices shall be determined on a monthly basis as specified in Schedule 2 for the applicable category of Product. The Sell Price is determined by adding an agreed upon mxxx-up (the “Distribution Fee”), plus additional charges as mutually agreed upon such as Fuel Surcharges, Taxes, Credit discounts and surcharges which shall be separately itemized on all invoices. 6.2.1. Fee Per Case Calculation – For those Products that Schedule 2 indicates are subject to fee per case (or per pound) pricing, the Sell Price shall equal: (i) the Cost, or, with respect to Contracted Products, the Contracted Cost, plus (ii) a Distribution Fee equal to the fee per case or fee per pound, as set forth in Schedule 2. 6.2.2. Fixed Drop Fee plus fee per case calculation- For those Products that Schedule 2 indicates are subject to fee per case (or per pound) pricing, the Sell Price shall equal: (i) the Cost, or, with respect to Contracted Products, the Contracted Cost, plus (ii) a distribution fee equal to the Distribution Fee per case or fee per pound plus the applicable Fixed Fee Per Drop as set forth in Schedule 8.
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Calculation of Sell Price. The Sell Price of each Product priced under this Agreement as provided in Schedule 2 will equal (i) the Cost of such Product plus (ii) the percentage of cost markup specified in Schedule 2 attached herein for such Product Category, less (iii) promotional allowances reflected on invoices to SYSCO operating companies which will be passed along as a temporary reduction in the Sell Price for the term of the promotion. For Example, a Product with a Cost of $10.00 per case, a Markup of 10% and a promotional allowance of $.50 per case will have a Sell Price calculated as follows: calculate base price $10.00 + (10% x $10.00) = $10.00 + $1.00 = from markup $11.00 less promotional allowance (.50) Sell Price $10.50
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Calculation of Sell Price. The Sell Price for each product sold under this agreement as provided in Section 2 will equal the Cost of such product plus applicable freight plus the percentage xxxx-up as specified in Exhibits "B" & "C" (pricing schedules).
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Calculation of Sell Price. The Sell Price of each Product sold under this Agreement will equal (i) the Cost of such Product divided by (ii) 100% minus the percentage margin on sell specified below for such Product Category, less (iii) promotional allowances reflected on invoices to SYSCO operating companies which will be passed along as a temporary reduction in the Sell Price for the term of the promotion. Margin on Sell (%) Product Category Tier I Tier II ---------------- 1. Canned & Dry 10.0% 12.0% 2. Frozen Fruits, Vegetables, Bakery Items, Etc. 10.0% 12.0% 3. Dairy 10.0% 12.0% 4. Meat - Fresh & Frozen 8.5% 10.5% 5. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables -Market- -Market- 6. Poultry - CVP & Frozen 8.5% 10.5%
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Calculation of Sell Price. [The information appearing in this Section 6.1 has been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The full text of Section 6.1 has been filed separately with the Commission.] * Confidential Treatment Requested -3- The Sell Price for each Product on an order guide described in Section 5 will be calculated at the time the order guide is prepared. Sell Prices for all Products on the order guide will be maintained until the next order guide is prepared and sent to the Xxxxxx Baking except that (i) all produce will be priced at the time of invoicing and (ii) the Sell Prices of all other Products which are market commodity products (as determined by Sysco) will change weekly to reflect declines and advances in the cost of those market commodities.
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