Merchandising Products definition

Merchandising Products means promotional items, such as t-shirts, visors, caps, key chains, mugs, posters and the like, that are given away or sold.
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Examples of Merchandising Products in a sentence

  • For the avoidance of doubt, nothing in this Part provides any right to produce Commercial Merchandising Products.

  • Holding consents to PalmOne’s exhaustion of inventory of PalmSource OS Products, products Ancillary thereto, and Merchandising Products related to any of them, existing, manufactured and ready to distribute as of the Execution Date.

  • The NZRU is exclusively responsible for the production of Commercial Merchandising Products (the Commercial Merchandising Programme).

  • Licensee shall have two (2) years following the date of written termination notice from Holding to sell off any remaining inventory of PalmSource OS Products, Transition Products, Ancillary Products and Merchandising Products, any of which bear the PalmOne Brand or Transition Marks, and to use Corporate Identity Materials and Marketing Materials on or in connection with which the PalmOne Brand or any of the Transition Marks appear.

  • Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Holding grants to Licensee a royalty-free, exclusive (even as to Holding), non-transferable (except as specified in Sections 6 and 26 below) worldwide license to use the Palm Marks in connection with the PalmSource Business, including on or in connection with PalmSource Products, Merchandising Products, Marketing Materials, and Corporate Identity Materials related to all the foregoing.

  • The NZRU will report to the RPC at least once every six months to provide information on the Commercial Merchandising Programme in relation to at least the following things: any Commercial Merchandising Products which have been produced, or which are planned for production; financial information, including actual performance and forecast performance.