Common use of Forecasts Clause in Contracts

Forecasts. (a) The Purchaser may provide the Supplier with order forecasts setting out the Purchaser’s need of Products during the time period set forth in this Purchase Agreement (the “Order Forecast”). The Supplier shall use its best efforts to maintain sufficient manufacturing capacity and stock of the Products to meet the requirements set out in the Order Forecast. (b) Order Forecasts shall not be binding on the Purchaser or give rise to any liability or obligation of the Purchaser to place any Orders for any Products, nor form any commitment to purchase a specific volume of the Products, or any part or material used to manufacture the Products. In addition, no Order Forecast shall give rise to any liability for the Purchaser due to the Supplier’s cost for stocking, etc.

Appears in 27 contracts

Samples: Supply Agreement, General Terms and Conditions, Purchase Agreement

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Forecasts. (a) The Purchaser may provide the Supplier with order forecasts setting out the Purchaser’s need of Products during the time period set forth in this the Purchase Agreement (the “Order Forecast”). The Supplier shall use its best efforts to maintain sufficient manufacturing capacity and stock of the Products to meet the requirements set out in the Order Forecast. (b) Order Forecasts shall not be binding on the Purchaser or give rise to any liability or obligation of the Purchaser to place any Orders for any Products, nor form any commitment to purchase a specific volume of the Products, or any part or material used to manufacture the Products. In addition, no Order Forecast shall give rise to any liability for the Purchaser due to the Supplier’s cost for stocking, stocking etc.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: General Terms and Conditions

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Forecasts. (a) The Purchaser may provide the Supplier with order forecasts setting out the Purchaser’s need of Products during the time period set forth in this the Purchase Agreement (the “Order Forecast”). The Supplier shall use its best efforts to maintain sufficient manufacturing capacity and stock of the Products to meet the requirements set out in the Order Forecast. (b) Order Forecasts shall not be binding on the Purchaser or give rise to any liability or obligation of the Purchaser to place any Orders for any Products, nor form any commitment to purchase a specific volume of the Products, or any part or material used to manufacture the Products. In addition, no Order Forecast shall give rise to any liability for the Purchaser due to the Supplier’s cost for stocking, etc.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: General Terms and Conditions

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