Wholesale cost definition
Wholesale cost means the cost of tobacco products to the distributor prior to any discounts or trade allowances.
Wholesale cost means the amount paid by the retailer for the cannabis or cannabis product, including transportation charges. Discounts and trade allowances must be added back when determining wholesale cost.
Wholesale cost means an amount determined on the basis
Examples of Wholesale cost in a sentence
Wholesale cost of materials including sales tax plus ten percent (10%).
More Definitions of Wholesale cost
Wholesale cost means an amount determined on the basis of such standard quotations and price lists as are published by the vendor of the cemetery merchandise, without regard to any discounts that may be available to the organization.
Wholesale cost means an amount determined on the
Wholesale cost means an amount determined on the basis of such standard
Wholesale cost is defined as the direct third-party manufacturing costs, plus the reasonable logistics costs that have been agreed upon by the Parties. The Parties agree that whenever RepliCel is able to reduce the Wholesale Cost during the Initial 24 months (pursuant to Section 3.1), RepliCel will reduce the Initial Wholesale Price by an amount equal to seventy-five percent (75%) of the reduction in the Wholesale Costs.
Wholesale cost means, as to an ATM, the net price paid by Cardtronics to a manufacturer or distributor for the purchase and delivery of an ATM to a merchant.
Wholesale cost means Bluefly's Purchased Cost Price as stored in the Warehouse Management System ("WMS").
Wholesale cost means:
(i) the price paid by the Distributor for the ingredients, packaging, and labeling (as the case may be), and delivery for the specific Product in question, plus
(ii) Wage Cost, plus
(iii) a percentage amount based on the wholesale cost markup schedule attached at Schedule “B”;