Discontinued Merchandise Sample Clauses

Discontinued Merchandise. Cardinal will stock certain Merchandise that Cardinal would not otherwise stock but for CVS' request, except food items and Merchandise with limited dating ("SPECIALLY STOCKED MERCHANDISE"), subject to such credit considerations concerning the applicable manufacturer as Cardinal may reasonably consider appropriate (including but not limited to, potential insolvency or outstanding balance owed to Cardinal without legitimate reason for dispute). CVS guarantees that at least six (6) pieces of each item of Specially Stocked Merchandise will be purchased from each of Cardinal's distribution centers per month. If Cardinal notifies CVS that less than six (6) pieces of an item of Specially Stocked Merchandise were purchased in a month from one of Cardinal's distribution centers, then Cardinal may elect to discontinue carrying such item in its distribution centers. If Cardinal elects to discontinue carrying any such item, CVS will accept and purchase the remaining Specially Stocked Merchandise at the purchase price for such Specially Stocked Merchandise until the Specially Stocked Merchandise is depleted; provided, however, that Cardinal will use reasonable efforts to ensure that the item is discontinued in the most cost-effective manner, which may include, but not be limited to, returning such item directly to the manufacturer. Alternatively, Cardinal and CVS may mutually agree to a drop-ship arrangement in lieu of Cardinal stocking the item.
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Discontinued Merchandise. Cardinal will [***], subject to such credit considerations concerning the applicable manufacturer as Cardinal may reasonably consider appropriate (including but not limited to, potential insolvency or outstanding balance owed to Cardinal without legitimate reason for dispute). CVS [***] detailed in Section 2(c) Disclosure Schedule will be purchased from each of Cardinal's distribution centers servicing CVS Pharmacies per month. If Cardinal notifies CVS that [***], then Cardinal [***]. If Cardinal [***], CVS will [***]. Cardinal will use reasonable efforts to ensure that [***], which may include, but not be limited to, [***]. Alternatively, Cardinal and CVS may mutually agree to [***].

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