Exceptions to the Inventory Pricing Policies Sample Clauses

Exceptions to the Inventory Pricing Policies. In the event: (A) UFPC does not provide Distributor with the required notice of cost changes for Period Priced Products (14 days) or Weekly Priced Products (72 hours) as set forth in this Section; or (B) if Period Priced Products or Weekly Priced Products must be purchased from a secondary Supplier, then the Landed Cost for Period Priced Products or Weekly Priced Products, as applicable, shall be the greater of: (1) the Landed Cost from the primary Supplier or secondary Supplier or (2) the Landed Cost prior to or after the price change for Period Priced Products or Weekly Priced Products, as applicable; provided, however, after one Applicable Period or Applicable Week, the Landed Cost shall once again be determined in accordance with the Inventory Pricing Policies of this Section (i.e. cannot hold a price up for multiple Applicable Periods or Weeks). Except for emergency situations, Distributor will only use primary Suppliers unless otherwise directed by UFPC to utilize the secondary Suppliers. If a secondary approved Supplier is utilized for emergency situations without UFPC’s specific direction, Distributor must notify UFPC as quickly as reasonably possible but in any event not more than 72 hours from utilizing a secondary Supplier and disclose the cause of the emergency situation.
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Exceptions to the Inventory Pricing Policies. In the event: (A) UFPC does not provide Distributor with the required notice of cost changes for Period Priced Products (14 days) or Weekly Priced Products (72 hours) as set forth in this Section; or (B) if Period Priced Products or Weekly Priced Products must be purchased from a secondary Supplier, then the Landed Cost for Period Priced Products or Weekly Priced Products, as applicable, shall be the greater of: (1) the Landed Cost from the primary Supplier or secondary Supplier or (2) the Landed Cost prior to or after the price change for Period Priced Products or Weekly Priced Products, as applicable; provided, however, after one Applicable Period or Applicable Week, the Landed Cost shall once again be determined in accordance with the Inventory Pricing Policies of this Section
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  • Borrowing Base Reports Within thirty (30) days after the last day of each month, aged listings of accounts receivable and accounts payable (by invoice date) (the “Borrowing Base Reports”);

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