Product Allocation Sample Clauses

Product Allocation. The method to be used for purposes of allocating costs, expenses, depreciation and investments, so that products jointly produced from common facilities can be accounted for separately, each carrying an appropriate allocation of the costs associated with that production. Allocations will be made on the following basis:
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Product Allocation. If the event of Force Majeure results in an allocation of the supply of Product, Seller shall allocate on a pro rata basis to all of Seller's customers, including Buyer.
Product Allocation. Fujitsu reserves the exclusive right to allocate shipments of available Product inventories.
Product Allocation. Distributor receives all customer orders and places such orders with Seller. Seller may accept or reject an order. In the event of Seller's inability to supply the total requirements for the Products specified in Distributor's order, Seller may allocate its available supply of Products among any or all purchasers on such basis as Seller, in its reasonable discretion, may deem fair and practical.
Product Allocation. Case IH shall have the right to allocate delivery of Dealer’s Product orders based on their relative order or sales status as compared to other pending orders. 19.5
Product Allocation. The method to be us ed for purpos es of allocating cos ts , expens es, depreciation and investments, so that products jointly produced from common facilities can be accounted for s eparately, each carrying an appropriate allocation of the cos ts associated with that production. Allocations will be made on the following bas is:
Product Allocation. 29.1. The product allocation for permanent employees will be two cartons of full-strength beer per fortnight, or other agreed locally available product as supplied by the Company. The December Christmas Bonus allocation will be three additional cartons of full-strength beer as supplied by the Company.
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Product Allocation. NEC agrees to provide a supply of the Products to Stratus in accordance with the Committed Forecasts. In the event the supply is constrained with respect to any Product due to external circumstances beyond NEC’s control and as a result NEC cannot meet Stratus’ Forecasted requirements, NEC shall allocate a pro rata percentage of its production capacity based on Stratus’ share of total NEC shipment volumes during the preceding six (6) months plus its Forecasted requirement for the next six (6) months. This pro rata percentage for any new Product shall be determined based on Stratus’ Forecast of its projected Purchase Orders of such new Product for any month during such twelve (12)-month period prior to Stratus’ initial Purchase Order of such new Product. Except as provided in Section 27 (Force Majeure), the foregoing shall not excuse NEC from its obligation to supply Products as specified in Stratus’ Purchase Orders accepted by NEC.
Product Allocation. Soupman shall, from time to time, at MoM’s request, deliver to MoM or its designee, at no cost or expense, any goods or products made or offered by Soupman having an aggregate value of up to US $5,000.00 (based on then current wholesale pricing) each contract year during the Term (as defined below). In addition, MoM shall have the right to purchase any goods or products made or offered by Soupman from Soupman, for its personal use, at the most favorable wholesale price.
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