Supplier to be kept informed Sample Clauses

Supplier to be kept informed. 11.1 The Distributor shall exercise due diligence to keep the Supplier informed about the Distributor's activities, market conditions and the state of competition within the Territory. The Distributor shall answer any reasonable request for information made by the Supplier. 11.2 The Distributor shall exercise due diligence to keep the Supplier informed about: (i) the laws and regulations which are applicable in the Territory and relate to the Products (e.g. import regulations, labeling, technical specifications, safety requirements, etc.), and (ii) as far as they are relevant for the Supplier, the laws and regulations concerning the Distributor's activity.
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Supplier to be kept informed. (a) The Distributor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to keep the Supplier informed about the Distributor’s activities, market conditions and the state of competition within the Territory. The Distributor shall answer any reasonable request for information made by the Supplier. (b) The Distributor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to keep the Supplier informed of: (i) changes in laws and regulations which are applicable in the Territory and relate to the Products (e.g. import regulations, labeling, technical specifications, safety requirements, etc.), that become known to the Distributor and
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Supplier to be kept informed. The Distributor shall exercise due diligence to keep Supplier informed about his activities, market conditions and the state of competition within the Territory. He shall answer any reasonable request for information made by the Supplier.
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Supplier to be kept informed. 10.1 The Distributor shall exercise due diligence to keep the Supplier informed about the Distributor’s activities, market conditions and the state of competition within the Territory. The Distributor shall answer any reasonable request for information made by the Supplier.26 10.2 The Distributor shall exercise due diligence to keep the Supplier informed about: (i) the laws and regulations which are applicable in the Territory and relate to the Products (e.g. import regulations, labelling, technical specifications, safety requirements, etc.), and (ii) as far as they are relevant for the Supplier, the laws and regulations concerning the Distributor’s activity. 18 It is understood that the Supplier is not obliged to supply the Products whenever their sale to the Distributor is prohibited under the applicable law (e.g. in case of sanctions, embargo, etc.). 19 This is the more frequently used solution, which corresponds to the needs of the Supplier. However, the Distributor may not agree with all the provisions of general conditions drafted by the Supplier, and may ask to modify clauses it considers too much in favour of the other party. Parties may also wish to consult the General Conditions of the ICC Model International Sale Contract, ICC Publication No. 738, available for sale at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/Product/ProductInfo .aspx?id=686 20 The parties may incorporate the current price list (or a special price list) in Annex I, together with the list of contractual products. 21 It is usual that the supplier retains the right to modify prices, provided he or she gives an appropriate notice. However, an abuse of this right (e.g., an unjustified price increase with respect to a particular distributor) may conflict with Article 2. In order to avoid abus- es, parties may agree that the distributor will be granted the most-favored customer condition.
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