Independent Wellness Consultants Selling to Other Independent Wellness Consultants Sample Clauses

Independent Wellness Consultants Selling to Other Independent Wellness Consultants. As a MAPLE ORGANICS Independent Wellness Consultant you, or members of your immediate household, are not allowed to sell any non-authentic products or services to other MAPLE ORGANICS Independent Wellness Consultants when such products are related in any way to the conducting or maintaining of a MAPLE ORGANICS business. This policy does not include the selling of authentic MAPLE ORGANICS products. Additionally, you are not allowed to use MAPLE ORGANICS information, events, websites, or assets to sell non- MAPLE ORGANICS products to MAPLE ORGANICS Independent Wellness Consultants. If you have a business idea that is related to MAPLE ORGANICS, you have four options:  Voluntarily sever or cancel your MAPLE ORGANICS Agreement to pursue the opportunity;  Submit the idea to MAPLE ORGANICS for consideration, development and sourcing at MAPLE ORGANICS’ sole discretion;  Give or sell the idea to someone outside your household to develop and promote the opportunity;  Become a provider to MAPLE ORGANICS, again at MAPLE ORGANICS’ sole discretion (please note that if MAPLE ORGANICS pursues a non- patented, non-trademarked idea, there is no guarantee that you will be selected as a provider. You will be included in MAPLE ORGANICS’ standard procurement vendor selection process).
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