Common use of Export pricing Clause in Contracts

Export pricing. A Party shall not impose a higher price for its exports of energy goods or raw materials to the other Party than the price charged for such energy goods or raw materials when destined for the domestic market, by means of any measure such as licences or minimum price requirements.

Export pricing. A Party shall not impose a higher price for its exports of energy goods or raw materials to the other Party than the price charged for such energy goods or raw materials when destined for the domestic market, by means of any measure such as licences licenses or minimum price requirements.

Export pricing. A Party shall not impose adopt or maintain a higher price for its exports of energy goods or raw materials to the other Party than the price charged for such energy goods or raw materials when destined for the domestic market, by means of any measure such as licences or minimum price requirementsmeasure.

Export pricing. A Party shall not impose adopt or maintain a higher price for its exports of energy goods or raw materials to the other Party than the price charged for such energy goods or raw materials when destined for the domestic market, by means of any measure such as licences licenses or minimum price requirements.