Marketing Policy definition

Marketing Policy means the marketing policy in the Agreed Form (and initialled by the Borrower and/or KEG and the Facility Agents) relating to the marketing and sale of Crude Oil from the Project delivered as a Condition Precedent under paragraph 17 of Part I of Schedule 3 (Conditions Precedent) of the CTA.

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Marketing Policy means the policy as defined in Schedule 2.

Marketing Policy means the marketing policy of the JV Company which shall be agreed between the Parties prior to the Subsequent Closing Date.

Examples of Marketing Policy in a sentence

• Without limitation, subject to Section 2.2, the Ethanol Marketing Policy shall also include obligations of Producer to deliver to Bunge written estimates of Ethanol production at the Facility a reasonable period of time prior to such production.

• If Bunge determines to accept, for its own account and at its risk, contracts with terms that are outside the parameters of the Ethanol Marketing Policy, Bunge will promptly offer Producer the opportunity to waive or amend the Ethanol Marketing Policy and authorize Bunge to enter into such contract as a Contract subject to this Agreement.

• The Ethanol Marketing Policy will be updated by the Parties as necessary.

• The Company has updated its Marketing Policy to reflect all updated advertising practices and standards set forth in Section III.

• Contractor’s use of Contracted Water shall in all instances be in accordance with the terms of this Contract, the permits and decrees of the Project, the Water Marketing Policy, as it may change from time to time, and in accordance with applicable law and all decrees related to the Contracted Water.

• Contractor shall not sublet, sell, donate, loan, assign or otherwise dispose of any of its rights to this Contract or to Contracted Water without prior written notice to, and the written approval of, the River District and the payment of a transfer fee at the prevailing rate set forth in the Water Marketing Policy.

• Bunge shall promptly make Producer aware if the Ethanol Marketing Policy is reasonably believed to be limiting Bunge’s ability to market Ethanol in accordance with this Agreement.

• The assignment of a Contract is subject to the Water Marketing Policy as revised as of the effective date of the assignment.

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• The Ethanol Marketing Policy is subject to approval and modification from time-to-time jointly by Bunge and Producer’s risk management committee and/or Board of Managers and may be developed in connection with a comprehensive risk management policy for the marketing of all products produced by the Facility.

More Definitions of Marketing Policy

Marketing Policy means the marketing policy of the JV Company which shall be agreed between Amyris and Raízen preferably prior to the Closing Date. Material means any amount, individually or in the aggregate, equal to or higher than five million Dollars (US$ 5,000,000.00).

Marketing Policy has the meaning set forth in Schedule 8.1.3(m).

Marketing Policy means the set of principles described in a certain Brand and Product Marketing Manual, which has been provided to Licensee prior to or contemporaneously with the execution of this Agreement. UMBRO reserves the right to make reasonable modifications to the Marketing Policy at any time, provided any such addition or modification will be consistent with UMBRO's global marketing policy and no change to the Marketing Policy will be primarily applicable only in the Territory so that it adversely impacts the rights and obligations of Licensee under this Agreement as of the date of the change in the Marketing Policy.