PRODUCT MARKETING PLAN Sample Clauses

PRODUCT MARKETING PLAN. 4.1 In the second contract year (2001), INTER PARFUMS undertakes to do all that is necessary to launch a new perfume, composed of a female line and a male line. For such purpose, INTER PARFUMS shall submit an appropriate plan to CELINE during the first contract year (2000). 4.2 INTER PARFUMS agrees to do all that is necessary so that the new perfume mentioned in 4.1 above, is broadly distributed within the framework of its launching both in France and overseas. This marketing plan for the new perfume will be specifically defined between CELINE and INTER PARFUMS. The final version of this plan will have to be submitted to CELINE for written approval prior to the implementation of the plan. 4.3 During this second contract year (2001), INTER PARFUMS undertakes to resume the management and distribution of the existing "Magic" line, as well as the inventories owned by PARFUMS CELINE SNC at cost price, as well as the inventories appearing in the books of said company, and this, within a limit of [---------------------]. 4.4 In the fourth contract year (2003), the parties will come to an agreement on the development of a second line of perfumes by INTER PARFUMS. 4.5 In the fifth contract year (2004), INTER PARFUMS undertakes to do all that is necessary for ensuring the marketing of this second line in those territories where the first line of perfumes has already been launched. 4.6 In the sixth contract year (2005), the parties will come to an agreement on the new directions for the CELINE trademark based upon the sales results of the two perfume lines mentioned above.
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