Net return basis definition

Net return basis means a purchase for sale of agricultural products from a producer or shipper at an unfixed or unstated price at the time the agricultural products are shipped from the point of origin, and it shall include all purchases made “at the market price,” “at net worth,” and on similar terms, which indicate that the buyer is the final arbiter of the price to be paid.
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Net return basis means a purchase for sale of fruits and vegetables from a producer
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Net return basis means a purchase for sale of fruits and vegetables from a farmer or shipper at an unfixed or unstated price at the time the fruits and vegetables are shipped from the point of origin, and it shall include all purchases made "at the market price," "at net worth," and on similar terms, which indicate that the buyer is the final arbiter of the price to be paid.
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Examples of Net return basis in a sentence

  • The Company’s performance benchmark (the MSCI EM Latin America Index) may be calculated on either a Gross or a Net return basis.


More Definitions of Net return basis

Net return basis means a purchase for sale of agricultural products from a producer or shipper at a price which is not fixed or stated at the time the agricultural products are shipped from the point of origin. The term includes all purchases made “at the market price,” “at net worth,” and on similar terms indicating that the buyer is the final arbiter of the price to be paid.
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Net return basis means the sale of agricultural products for the account of a producer, other than the seller, wherein the seller acts as the agent for the producer and pays the producer of such products the net proceeds after subtracting all authorized and allowable deductions.
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Net return basis means the sale of
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Net return basis means a purchase for sale of agricultural products from a producer or shipper at a price which is not fixed or stated at the time the agricultural products are shipped from the point of origin. The term includes all purchases made "at the market
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Net return basis means a purchase for sale of fruits and vegetables from a producer or shipper at an unfixed or unstated price at the time the fruits and vegetables are shipped from the point of origin, and it shall include all purchases made “at the market price,” “at net worth,” and on
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Net return basis means the sale of agricultural
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