Supply and Commercial Exploitation Sample Clauses

Supply and Commercial Exploitation. Distributor shall purchase all of its requirements of the Products exclusively from Manufacturer and in accordance with this Agreement. The purchase price paid by Distributor for Products shall equal the Supply Price payable under Section 3.1 plus the percentage of Net Distributable Profits payable under Section 3.2. Distributor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to distribute, promote and expand the sale of the Products as generic products in the Territory. In promoting and distributing the Products, Distributor shall not use the Trademark or any other trademark or trade name, except that Distributor may, in a manner consistent with Applicable Laws and subject to the provisions of Section 6.4: (a) use the Trademark on promotional materials to the extent necessary to indicate that the Products are substitutable for the Branded Products and are “authorized generics” of the Branded Products, and (b) identify itself as the distributor of the Product using its “Prasco” trade name and trade dress.
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Supply and Commercial Exploitation. Distributor shall purchase all of its requirements of the Products exclusively from Manufacturer in accordance with this Agreement. Distributor shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to distribute, promote and expand the sale of the Products as generic products in the Territory, and in performing such activities, Distributor shall devote the same level of effort to Manufacturer and the Products as it does for its other customers and products. In promoting and distributing the Products, Distributor shall not use the Trademark or any other trademark or trade name, except that Distributor may (a) use the Trademark on promotional materials to the extent necessary to indicate that the Products are substitutable for the Branded Products and are “authorized generics” of the Branded Products, and (b) identify itself as the distributor of the Product using its “Prasco” trade name and trade dress; provided, however, that all such promotional materials shall be approved by Manufacturer in accordance with Section 6.2.
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Supply and Commercial Exploitation. During the Term, Manufacturer shall supply to Distributor for marketing, distribution and sale as a generic product in the Territory, and Distributor shall purchase from Manufacturer, all of Distributor’s requirements of the Products in accordance with this Agreement. Distributor shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to distribute, promote, market and sell the Products as generic products in the Territory. In promoting and distributing the Products, Distributor shall not use any Trademarks or trade names of the Branded Products in connection with the Products or the distribution, promotion, marketing or sale thereof except as expressly permitted by Manufacturer in writing. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, Distributor shall, following delivery of a Commencement Notice in respect of an SKU for a particular Product, identify itself as the distributor of such SKU for such Product in the Territory using its “Prasco” trade name and trade dress and shall, upon the request of Manufacturer or as required by Applicable Law, use the trade name of Manufacturer, or the relevant Third Party manufacturer, as applicable, to identify the manufacturer of the Products on the Product label and packaging in accordance with this Agreement. All labels, packaging and trade communication materials to be used by Distributor in connection with the Products or the distribution or promotion thereof shall be approved by Manufacturer in accordance with Section 6.1 and Section 6.2 and Distributor shall not use any labels, packaging or trade communication materials that have not been so approved in advance by Manufacturer.
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