Failure to Produce and Changes to Estimates. Bunge is entitled to rely on Monthly Estimates and Weekly Estimates in marketing Ethanol and in entering into Contracts. Producer will immediately notify Bunge of any revisions to such estimates; provided, that, to the extent Bunge has relied upon such estimates, such estimates may not be revised and shall be deemed fixed in determining any amounts payable by Producer in this Section. Bunge will utilize commercially reasonable efforts to adjust its Ethanol marketing and sales strategy according to any such revised estimates; provided that Producer will bear all costs incurred by Bunge to attempt to meet such revised quantities. To the extent that Bunge is able to obtain Substitute Ethanol to meet such revised quantities and the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute Ethanol) was less than the price at which Bunge sold ethanol in such sale commitments, then Bunge shall retain the Cover Amount. To the extent that Bunge is able to obtain Substitute Ethanol to meet such revised quantities and the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute Ethanol) was greater than the price at which Bunge sold ethanol in such sale commitments, then Producer will pay to Bunge an amount equal to (i) the Cover Amount for the Substitute Ethanol, plus (ii) Bunge’s Marketing Fee on the Substitute Ethanol. The “Substitute Ethanol” means the volume of ethanol procured by Bunge to meet ethanol sale commitments due to Producer’s failure to supply the amount of Ethanol in the applicable Monthly Estimate or Weekly Estimate. The “Cover Amount” is the difference between the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute Ethanol) and the price at which Bunge sold ethanol in such sale commitments.
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Samples: Ethanol Purchase Agreement (Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy, LLC), Ethanol Purchase Agreement (Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy, LLC), Ethanol Purchase Agreement (Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy, LLC)
Failure to Produce and Changes to Estimates. Bunge is entitled to rely on Monthly Estimates and Weekly Estimates in marketing Ethanol and in entering into Contracts. Producer will immediately notify Bunge of any revisions to such estimates; provided, that, to the extent Bunge has relied upon such estimates, such estimates may not be revised and shall be deemed fixed in determining any amounts payable by Producer in this Section. Bunge will utilize commercially reasonable efforts to adjust its Ethanol marketing and sales strategy according to any such revised estimates; provided that Producer will bear all costs incurred by Bunge to attempt to meet such revised quantities. To the extent that Bunge is able to obtain Substitute Ethanol to meet such revised quantities and the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute Ethanol) was less than the price at which Bunge sold ethanol in such sale commitments, then Bunge shall retain the Cover Amount. To the extent that Bunge is able to obtain Substitute Ethanol to meet such revised quantities and the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute Ethanol) was greater than the price at which Bunge sold ethanol in such sale commitments, then Producer will pay to Bunge an amount equal to (i) the Cover Amount for the Substitute Ethanol, plus (ii) Bunge’s Marketing Fee on the Substitute Ethanol. The “Substitute Ethanol” means the volume of ethanol procured by Bunge to meet ethanol sale commitments due to Producer’s failure to supply the amount of Ethanol in the applicable Monthly Estimate or Weekly Estimate. The “Cover Amount” is the difference between the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute Ethanol) and the price at which Bunge sold ethanol in such sale commitments.
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Samples: Ethanol Purchase Agreement (Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy, LLC)
Failure to Produce and Changes to Estimates. Bunge is entitled to rely on Monthly Estimates and Weekly Estimates in marketing Ethanol and in entering into Contracts. Producer will immediately notify Bunge of any revisions to such estimates; provided, that, to the extent Bunge has relied upon such estimates, such estimates may not be revised and shall be deemed fixed in determining any amounts payable by Producer in this Section. Bunge will utilize commercially reasonable efforts to adjust its Ethanol marketing and sales strategy according to any such revised estimates; provided that Producer will bear all costs incurred by Bunge to attempt to meet such revised quantities. To the extent that Bunge is able to obtain Substitute Ethanol to meet such revised quantities and the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute Ethanol) was less than the price at which Bunge sold ethanol in such sale commitments, then Bunge shall retain the Cover Amount. To the extent that Bunge is able to obtain Substitute Ethanol to meet such revised quantities and the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute Ethanol) was greater than the price at which Bunge sold ethanol in such sale commitments, then Producer will pay to Bunge an amount equal to (i) the Cover Amount for the Substitute Ethanol, plus (ii) Bunge’s 's Marketing Fee on the Substitute Ethanol. The “"Substitute Ethanol” " means the volume of ethanol procured by Bunge to meet ethanol sale commitments due to Producer’s 's failure to supply the amount of Ethanol in the applicable Monthly Estimate or Weekly Estimate. The “"Cover Amount” " is the difference between the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute Ethanol) and the price at which Bunge sold ethanol in such sale commitments.
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Samples: Ethanol Purchase Agreement (Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy, LLC)
Failure to Produce and Changes to Estimates. Bunge is entitled to rely on Monthly Estimates and Weekly Estimates in marketing Ethanol DGS and in entering into Contracts. Producer will immediately notify Bunge of any revisions to such estimates; provided, that, to the extent Bunge has relied upon such estimates, such estimates may not be revised and shall be deemed fixed in determining any amounts payable by Producer in this Section. Bunge will utilize commercially reasonable efforts to adjust its Ethanol DGS marketing and sales strategy according to any such revised estimates; provided that Producer will bear all costs incurred by Bunge to attempt to meet such revised quantities. To the extent that Bunge is able to obtain Substitute Ethanol DGS to meet such revised quantities and the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol DGS (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute EthanolDGS) was less than the price at which Bunge sold ethanol distiller’s grains in such sale commitments, then Bunge shall retain the Cover Amount. To the extent that Bunge is able to obtain Substitute Ethanol DGS to meet such revised quantities and the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol DGS (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute EthanolDGS) was greater than the price at which Bunge sold ethanol distiller’s grains in such sale commitments, then Producer will pay to Bunge an amount equal to (i) the Cover Amount for the Substitute EthanolDGS, plus (ii) Bunge’s Marketing Fee on the Substitute EthanolDGS. The “Substitute EthanolDGS” means the volume of ethanol distiller’s grains procured by Bunge to meet ethanol distiller’s grain sale commitments due to Producer’s failure to supply the amount of Ethanol DGS in the applicable Monthly Estimate or Weekly Estimate. The “Cover Amount” is the difference between the price paid by Bunge to procure the Substitute Ethanol DGS (including transportation, handling, or other charges related to the procurement and/or delivery of the Substitute EthanolDGS) and the price at which Bunge sold ethanol distiller’s grains in such sale commitments.
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Samples: Distiller’s Grain Purchase Agreement (Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy, LLC)