Common use of Midyear Increases In Sales Commitments Clause in Contracts

Midyear Increases In Sales Commitments. In the event that during the course of any calendar year for which Sales Commitments have been established the Company determines that there is increased demand for Designated Products which the Members agree to supply in excess of the combined Sales Commitments of the Members, that increased demand shall in the first instance be allocated between the Members in proportion to the Sales Commitments determined for that year, or if one Member does not elect to take that full allocation the other Member may elect to fill that unmet allocation. In such event all necessary modifications to the "Sales Commitments for [Member's name] For January 1 through December 31, [year]" schedule shall be promptly made. The failure of a Member to accept this unmet allocation shall not subject to Member to the provisions of Section 3.B.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Supply Agreement (Minnesota Corn Processors LLC), Supply Agreement (Corn Products International Inc), Limited Liability Company Agreement (Minnesota Corn Processors LLC)

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