RPMG Entitled to Rely on Producer Estimates and Notices Sample Clauses

RPMG Entitled to Rely on Producer Estimates and Notices. RPMG, in marketing and selling Producer’s corn oil, is entitled to rely upon the production estimates and other notices provided by Producer, including without limitation those described in Sections 3(a), (b), and (c). Producer’s failure to provide accurate information to facilitate RPMG’s performance of the Agreement may negatively impact RPMG’s ability to market and sell corn oil at prevailing prices. Producer’s failure to provide accurate information to facilitate RPMG’s performance of the Agreement may be deemed by RPMG, in its sole but reasonable discretion, a material breach of the Agreement by Producer.
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RPMG Entitled to Rely on Producer Estimates and Notices. RPMG, in marketing and selling Producer’s DDGS, is entitled to rely upon the production estimates and other notices provided by Producer, including without limitation those described in Sections 3(a), (b), and (c). Producer’s failure to provide accurate information to facilitate RPMG’s performance of the Agreement may negatively impact RPMG’s ability to market and sell DDGS at prevailing prices. Producer’s failure to provide accurate information to facilitate RPMG’s performance of the Agreement may be deemed by RPMG, in its sole but reasonable discretion, a material breach of the Agreement by Producer.
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RPMG Entitled to Rely on Producer Estimates and Notices. RPMG, in marketing and selling Producer’s DG, is entitled to rely upon the production estimates and other notices provided by Producer, including without limitation those described in Sections 3(a), (b), and (c). Producer’s failure to provide accurate information to facilitate RPMG’s performance of the Agreement may negatively impact RPMG’s ability to market and sell DG at prevailing prices. Producer’s failure to provide accurate information to facilitate RPMG’s performance of the Agreement may be deemed by RPMG, in its sole but reasonable discretion, a material breach of the Agreement by Producer. No information or estimate provided by Producer shall be deemed a breach of the Agreement unless such estimate was not provided by Producer in good faith or was inaccurate due to Producer’s gross negligence.
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