COMPETITIVE PRICES. Buyer and Seller agree to work together, commencing at the end of the third year of the contract during which the prices specified in Attachment 1 are fixed, to maintain competitive Product prices and to implement cost reduction programs and other pricing actions required to maintain competitiveness. Commencing at the end of the third year of the contract: (a) Buyer and Seller will meet periodically to review marketing survey information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 February 6, 1998
COMPETITIVE PRICES. If during the period of this Agreement, Buyer is offered Product of at least substantially equal quality and in like quantity at a lower price than that in effect hereunder, Seller will either meet such lower price for the undelivered Product under this Agreement or permit Buyer to accept the offer and the quantity so purchased will be deducted from the quantity deliverable hereunder.
COMPETITIVE PRICES. To use its best efforts to ensure that all ------------------ costs and expenses incurred by the Partnership in connection with the operation, management, maintenance and repair of the Turbines and the Infrastructural Facilities are, in its reasonable judgment, reasonable and competitive with those which would prevail in dealings with unaffiliated third parties.
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COMPETITIVE PRICES. If Buyer provides satisfactory evidence that it can purchase a product of like quantity and quality, produced in the United States (including its territories or possessions), at a lower price and on terms and conditions substantially the same as those contained herein and if Seller elects not to meet such lower price, then all quantities thereof actually purchased by buyer at a lower price will be deducted from the applicable remaining quantity obligation for such like Product hereunder. If Seller elects to meet such lower price, then Seller may withdraw its lower price at any time on at least thirty (30) days notice thereof to Buyer or immediately upon termination of the competitive lower price. 6.
COMPETITIVE PRICES. Buyer shall, at [**], have the right to furnish written evidence to Seller of its ability to purchase Product for a Region or Subregion from a responsible supplier thereof, in like quantity and quality and by like delivery for a term of not less than [**] as compared to the quantity and quality and delivery method for such Product Seller is then delivering to Buyer in such Region or Subregion under this Agreement, at a lower price than Seller's then- current Price. In such event, Seller will reduce its Price for such Product to Buyer in such Region or Subregion by the lesser of [**]. [**] - Confidential treatment requested.
COMPETITIVE PRICES. Should any individual Company during the term of this Agreement a price higher than set out in Article of this Agreement, then company shall make the higher price applicable to all vessels of the same operating in the area where the higher price period. Where premium prices are being paid by a Company for quality production according to accepted quality standards for markets other than canning, then the Company shall make this premium price applicable to all vessels of the same gear operating in the area and supplying this quality production.
COMPETITIVE PRICES. The Vendor Applicant shall have shelf prices that are competitive. Prices will be compared with those of other Vendor Applicants and currently authorized Vendors assigned to the same peer group. WIC shall group Applicants/Vendors by peer groups and will calculate the competitive prices for WIC eligible foods by peer group. Maximum prices are a calculation of the average shelf-price of WIC purchases type within a peer group plus a tolerance amount to account for variation of product availability, wholesale price changes, participant selection, and shelf prices. Exemptions from competitive price criteria and maximum allowable reimbursement levels are only allowed for contracted pharmacies that provide only exempt infant formula or WIC-eligible medical foods to participants and for non- profit WIC Vendors (other than health or human services agencies that provide food under contract with WIC.) The WIC Least Expensive Brand (LEB) Declaration and Price Survey submittal in the Vendor Portal collects shelf prices from stores and is required as part of the initial application and upon request of WIC. This submission will be requested at least twice a year from all stores.
COMPETITIVE PRICES. Should any individual Company during the term of this Agreement pay a price to fishermen higher than that set out in Article of this Agree- ment, then such Company shall make the higher price applicable to all types of gear operating in the area where the higher price is in effect, and for the same period. Where premium prices are being paid by a Company for quality production according to accepted quality standards for markets other than canning, then the Company shall make this premium price applicable to all types of gear operating in the area and supplying this quality production.
COMPETITIVE PRICES. As part of the application, vendor applicants must submit their current shelf prices or anticipated prices (for stores not yet open for business) for the food items listed on the shelf price survey form provided by the WIC Program. This information will be used to evaluate whether the applicant meets the competitive price requirements for their peer group. Currently authorized vendors’ prices will be reevaluated periodically for compliance using a shelf price survey and/or redemption history data. Vendors with shelf prices and/or redemption history data for WIC Checks that are at or below 110% of the average prices for their peer group meet the requirement for competitive prices. Applicants and vendors that do not meet current competitive shelf prices or redemption history criteria are informed and given one chance to lower their shelf prices to meet the competitive price selection criteria. Vendor applicants or current vendors that do not meet either the shelf price or redemption history criteria and do not lower their shelf prices to meet the criteria are denied authorization or will be terminated for cause unless doing so would result in a participant access issue, as determined by the Arkansas WIC Program. Vendors may not collude with other vendors to set prices on WIC approved items.
