Markup Adjustments due to Variances from Projections Sample Clauses

Markup Adjustments due to Variances from Projections. The [CONFIDENTIAL](35) Markup during the first[CONFIDENTIAL](36) months after the Effective Date is premised upon an average annual delivery size of [CONFIDENTIAL](37) cases to the Stores serviced by DISTRIBUTOR and an average case Cost of the Products, including [CONFIDENTIAL](38), of [CONFIDENTIAL](39). After the first [CONFIDENTIAL](40) months of service and after each [CONFIDENTIAL](41) month period thereafter, the Markup for the Stores for the next [CONFIDENTIAL](42) months will be based on the actual average delivery size and average case Cost for the previous [CONFIDENTIAL](43) months as calculated below and according to the following schedule: Average Delivery Size for Markup Preceding [CONFIDENTIAL](44) Months for Next [CONFIDENTIAL](45) Months [CONFIDENTIAL](46)
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Markup Adjustments due to Variances from Projections. The [CONFIDENTIAL](31) Markup during the first [CONFIDENTIAL](32) months after the Effective Date is premised upon an average annual delivery size of [CONFIDENTIAL](33) cases to the Stores serviced by DISTRIBUTOR and the average case Cost of the Products, including [CONFIDENTIAL](34), is [CONFIDENTIAL](35). COMPANY and DISTRIBUTOR agree to review the service levels provided by DISTRIBUTOR as well as the average delivery sizes [CONFIDENTIAL](36) days after the Effective Date, taking into account seasonality of COMPANY’s business and additional deliveries made by DISTRIBUTOR to support the transition and using the methodology detailed later in this Section 4.03. No adjustments will be made to the Markup at that time due to a variance in average delivery size from projections, unless the average delivery size experienced during the first [CONFIDENTIAL](37) days is greater than or equal to [CONFIDENTIAL](38) cases or less than [CONFIDENTIAL](39) cases, adjusted for seasonality and excluding deliveries to Cross-docked Stores and any additional deliveries made by DISTRIBUTOR during the initial transition period pursuant to Section 2.06. In the event such a Markup adjustment is required, the COMPANY and DISTRIBUTOR agree to use the schedule that follows later in Section 4.03 as soon as practical after the review and such Markup will remain in effect for the balance of the first year of the Agreement. In addition to reviewing the average delivery size [CONFIDENTIAL](40) days after the Effective Date, COMPANY and DISTRIBUTOR will also review the average case Cost of the Products
Markup Adjustments due to Variances from Projections. The [CONFIDENTIAL](45) Markup during the [CONFIDENTIAL](46) months after the Effective Date is premised upon an average annual delivery size of [CONFIDENTIAL](47) cases to the Stores serviced by DISTRIBUTOR, the expectation that [CONFIDENTIAL](48) of all cases sold by DISTRIBUTOR will be outside of the Cross-docked stores delivered by VDI and the average case Cost of the Products, including [CONFIDENTIAL](49). COMPANY and DISTRIBUTOR agree to review the service levels provided by DISTRIBUTOR as well as the average delivery
Markup Adjustments due to Variances from Projections. The [CONFIDENTIAL](47) Markup during the first [CONFIDENTIAL](48) months after the Effective Date is premised upon an average delivery size of [CONFIDENTIAL](49) cases to the Stores serviced by DISTRIBUTOR. After the first [CONFIDENTIAL](50) months of service and after each [CONFIDENTIAL](51)
Markup Adjustments due to Variances from Projections. The [CONFIDENTIAL](34) Markup during the first [CONFIDENTIAL](35) months after the Effective Date is premised upon an average annual delivery size of [CONFIDENTIAL](36) cases to the Stores serviced by DISTRIBUTOR. COMPANY and DISTRIBUTOR agree to review the service levels provided by DISTRIBUTOR as well as the average delivery sizes [CONFIDENTIAL](37) days after the Effective Date. No adjustments will be made to the Markup at that time due to a variance in average delivery size from projections, unless the average delivery size experienced during the first [CONFIDENTIAL](38) days is less than [CONFIDENTIAL](39) cases, excluding any additional deliveries made by DISTRIBUTOR during the initial transition period pursuant to Section 2.06. If the average delivery size has been between [CONFIDENTIAL](40) cases during this period, the Markup will be increased to [CONFIDENTIAL](41) per case. If the average delivery size has been less than
Markup Adjustments due to Variances from Projections. The [CONFIDENTIAL](38) Markup during the first [CONFIDENTIAL](39) months after the Effective Date (3.63 until the Sacramento expansion is operational pursuant to section 4.12) is premised upon an average delivery size of [CONFIDENTIAL](40) cases to the Stores serviced by DISTRIBUTOR. COMPANY and DISTRIBUTOR agree to review the service levels provided by DISTRIBUTOR as well as the average delivery sizes [CONFIDENTIAL](41) days after the Effective date. No adjustments will be made to the Markup at that time unless the average delivery size experienced during the first [CONFIDENTIAL](42) days is greater than [CONFIDENTIAL](43) cases, adjusted for seasonality and excluding any additional deliveries made by DISTRIBUTOR during the initial transition period pursuant to Section 2.06. In the event such a Markup adjustment is required, the COMPANY and DISTRIBUTOR agree to use the schedule that follows later in Section 4.04 as soon as practical after the review and such Markup will remain in effect for the balance of the first year of the Agreement. After the first [CONFIDENTIAL](44) months of service and after each [CONFIDENTIAL](45) month period thereafter the Markup for the next [CONFIDENTIAL](46) months will be based on the actual average delivery size for the previous [CONFIDENTIAL](47) months according to the following schedule:
Markup Adjustments due to Variances from Projections. The [CONFIDENTIAL](32) Markup during the first [CONFIDENTIAL](33) months after the Effective Date is premised upon an average annual delivery size of [CONFIDENTIAL](34) cases to the Stores serviced by DISTRIBUTOR. After the first [CONFIDENTIAL](35) months of service and after each [CONFIDENTIAL](36) month period thereafter, the Markup for the Stores for the next [CONFIDENTIAL](37) months will be based on the actual average delivery size for the previous [CONFIDENTIAL](38) months as calculated below and according to the following schedule: [CONFIDENTIAL](39) The average delivery size will be calculated by summing up all of the cases delivered to the Stores serviced by DISTRIBUTOR in the Territory for the previous [CONFIDENTIAL](40) months (with each partial case or “split” counting as a full case) and dividing the total number of
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