Common use of VOLUME VARIATION Clause in Contracts

VOLUME VARIATION. Subject to the terms below, any Customer seeking to vary an order for which it has provided an estimate for requirements must provide written notice to the Company. In addition, where the Customer has provided an estimate of requirements, it shall not: (a) within 30 days of the proposed delivery date of any estimated order, be entitled to vary such order and any order under which goods are due for delivery in 30 days or less shall be considered as a binding order; (b) within 60 days of the proposed delivery date of any estimated order, be entitled to vary such order unless the Customer agrees to pay any resulting costs in order to address the increase or decrease in raw materials to be used by the Company to fulfil the order. If special requirements on the part of the Customer mean that longer cancellation terms have to be given to the Company’s suppliers of such raw materials, the Customer shall account to the Company in respect of the Company’s costs in relation to these requirements.

VOLUME VARIATION. Subject to the terms below, any Customer seeking to vary an order for which it has provided an estimate for requirements must provide written notice to the Company. In addition, where the Customer has provided an estimate of requirements, it shall not: (a) within Within 30 days of the proposed delivery date of any estimated order, be entitled to vary such order and any order under which goods are due for delivery in 30 days or less shall be considered as a binding order; (b) within Within 60 days of the proposed delivery date of any estimated order, be entitled to vary such order unless the Customer agrees to pay any resulting costs in order to address the increase or decrease in raw materials to be used by the Company to fulfil the order. If special requirements on the part of the Customer mean that longer cancellation terms have to be given to the Company’s suppliers of such raw materials, the Customer shall account to the Company in respect of the Company’s costs in the relation to these requirements.