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FGDI Sample Clauses

FGDIClient shall pay FGDI a fee - if $0,045 per bushel for origination services hereunder on each bushel of soybeans delivered by unit grain train or barge or vessel to the Plant for tf •:• first tlr;.*e years after the Effective Xxxx as defined in Sec.ion 17(a) ("Regular Service Fee"). Soybeans originated by truck or in deliveries of less than a full unit train snail be charged a special service fee of $0,065 per bushel ("Special Service Fee'}, commensurate with the additional services to be provided. Together these fee:- are referred to herein as the "FGDI Service Fee'*. Both the Regular Service Fee and the Special Service Fee shall be increased prospectively as of the anniversary date of the Effective Date as deilncd in Section 17(a), for each renewal year after .he initial three year term, by adding $0,005 per bushel to the rates stale:! above f< • each year after the initial three year term. Client will pay FGDI a minimum annual service fee adjustment (the "FGDI Minimum Annual Fee Adjustment"), if Client purchases less than seventy five percent (75%) of the projec;.-d annual bushel requirements (the "Minimum Purchase Amount") of the Pluit, which is agreed to be sixty six million (66,000,000) bushels per year, during any year of the term hereof after the Effective Date. FGDI will adjust the Minimum Purchase Amount after three (3).
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FGDIClient shall pay FGDI a fee of $0,045 per bushel for origination services hereunder on each bushel of soybeans delivered by unit grain train or barge or vessel to the Plant for the first three years after the Effective Date as defined in Section 17(a) ("Regular Service Fee"). Soybeans originated by truck or in deliveries of less than a full unit train shall be charged a special service fee of $0,065 per bushel ("Special Service Fee"), commensurate with the additional services to be provided. Together these fees are referred to herein as the "FGDI Service Fee". Both the Regular Service Fee and the Special Service Fee shall be increased prospectively as of the anniversary date of the Effective Date as defined in Section 17(a), for each renewal year after the initial three year term, by adding $0,005 per bushel to the rates stated above for each year after the initial three year term. Client will pay FGDI a minimum annual service fee adjustment (the "FGDI Minimum Annual Fee Adjustment"), if Client purchases less than seventy five percent (75%) of the projected annual bushel requirements (the "Minimum Purchase Amount") of the Plant, which is agreed to be sixty six million (66,000,000) bushels per year, during any year of the term hereof after the Effective Date. FGDI will adjust the Minimum Purchase Amount after three (3) months of the consummation of this Agreement by client delivering a written confirmation of the adjusted projected annual bushel requirements to FGDI. Any adjustment shall be based on the actual bushel requirements of the Plant during the three month period of operation and shall be made in good faith. If no written confirmation is received by FGDI within three (3) months, the Minimum Purchase Amount shall remain sixty six million (66,000,000). The amount of the FGDI Minimum Annual Fee Adjustment shall be the difference between the actual bushels purchased and Minimum Purchase Amount multiplied by the Regular Service Fee rate in effect for the year. FGDI shall compute and invoice Client for any FGDI Minimum Annual Fee Adjustment that may become due after the end of each year of the term. The FGDI Service Fee shall be in addition to the delivered price of soybeans sold by FGDI to Client as provided for herein. Payment of such fee shall be made with the payment for each bushel delivered hereunder, or in the case of any Minimum Annual Fee Adjustment, shall be paid within ten days of FGDI's submission of an invoice for such fee.

Related to FGDI

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  • Merchant has the power and authority to authorize the automatic funds transfer provided for in the Merchant Agreement;

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