Capacity and Supply Sample Clauses

Capacity and Supply. Synergy will maintain sufficient manufacturing time in its production schedule to provide consistent availability of Licensed Products to meet Knight’s firm orders. Synergy shall maintain or cause its contract manufacturer to maintain sufficient volumes of Licensed Products as Knight and Synergy, each acting reasonably and based on the then current and anticipated sales, from time to time determine.
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Capacity and Supply. Licensor will maintain sufficient manufacturing time in its production schedule to provide consistent availability of Licensed Products to meet Licensee’s firm orders. Licensor shall maintain or cause its contract manufacturer to maintain sufficient volumes of Licensed Products to meet [**] worth of Licensee’s [**] rolling forecast.
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Capacity and Supply. Licensor will maintain sufficient manufacturing time in its production schedule to provide consistent availability of Licensed Products to meet Knight’s firm orders. Licensor shall maintain or cause its contract manufacturer to maintain sufficient volumes of Licensed Products to meet six (6) months’ worth of Knight’s twelve (12) month rolling forecast.
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Capacity and Supply. 2.6.1 SELLER shall manage its manufacturing capacity through process improvement, capital expansion, and/or subcontracting with a Third Party to ensure it has the necessary capacity to manufacture and deliver Martek Product as ordered by PURCHASER in accordance with this Agreement. 2.6.2 In the event that SELLER subcontracts the manufacture of Martek Product to a Third Party (a “SELLER TPM”), then SELLER shall (i) give PURCHASER at least three (3) months written notice prior to contracting with a SELLER TPM, (ii) disclose the identity and manufacturing location of the SELLER TPM, (iii) ensure that the SELLER TPM is bound to perform the relevant obligations of SELLER set forth pursuant to this Agreement, and (iv) before use of such SELLER TPM to supply Martek Product to PURCHASER, the SELLER TPM must be qualified pursuant to PURCHASER’s reasonable qualification process, which process PURCHASER shall conduct in a timely manner. 2.6.3 The parties shall cooperate in order to help ensure a continuous supply of Martek Product. In order to help achieve this goal, SELLER shall use reasonable commercial efforts to provide, within six (6) months after the Effective Date, contingency plans for the manufacture by SELLER and/or its SELLER TPMs of Martek Product. 2.6.4 If SELLER’s management does not reasonably believe that it will be able to supply all of the volumes of Martek Product specified in a Rolling Forecast or any outstanding Purchase -* The asterisk denotes that confidential portions of this exhibit have been omitted in reliance on Rule 24b-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The confidential portions have been submitted separately to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Order, then within * of SELLER’s receipt of the relevant Rolling Forecast pursuant to Section 2.2.1, or the occurrence of the event (e.g., a force majeure event or some other event that may interrupt SELLER’s operations) causing such supply concern, SELLER shall in good faith notify PURCHASER in writing of the quantity and timing of any expected shortfall, but any such notification shall not be deemed to be considered a firm commitment or result in any liability or obligation on the part of SELLER except as otherwise expressly set forth in this Agreement.
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Capacity and Supply. Ember will maintain sufficient manufacturing time in its production schedule to provide consistent availability of Licensed Products to meet orders from Knight within the Current Agreed Forecast. Ember shall maintain or cause its contract manufacturer to maintain sufficient volumes of Licensed Products in accordance with the Current Agreed Forecast or as otherwise determined by Knight and Ember from time to time, each acting reasonably and based on the then current and anticipated sales. At a minimum, Ember will be required to maintain sufficient volumes of Licensed Products to meet the first rolling three months quantities in the then Current Agreed Forecast, and Knight will be required to sell or otherwise purchase, at a minimum, such quantities.
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Capacity and Supply. Bioniche will maintain sufficient manufacturing time in its production schedule to provide consistent availability of Licensed Product to meet Paladin’s firm orders. Bioniche shall maintain, at its facilities and at its sole expense, sufficient volumes of raw materials or Licensed Product to meet six (6) months’ worth of Paladin’s twelve (12) month rolling forecast.
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