In Line Merchandise Clause Samples
The 'In Line Merchandise' clause defines what products are considered to be part of a company's current, standard product offerings. It typically specifies that only items regularly produced and sold by the company, as opposed to custom or discontinued products, fall under this category. For example, if a retailer orders goods, only those listed in the company's current catalog would be deemed 'in line.' This clause ensures clarity about which products are covered by the agreement, helping to avoid disputes over the inclusion of special or obsolete items.
In Line Merchandise. The Retailer shall advise GSI, no later -------------------- than ten days after placing a purchase order with a vendor, of the Category, item ordered, net cost, Retailer's retail price and expected day of delivery to the Retailer's Warehouse.
In Line Merchandise. Retailer shall use its best efforts to advise ------------------- ▇▇▇.▇▇▇ within ten (10) Business Days after placing a purchase order with a vendor for any In Line Merchandise, identifying the vendor and the item (by category, class, UPC and/or Retailer's sku number), and setting forth Retailer's net cost, Retailer's proposed original retail price and expected date of receipt at Retailer's Warehouse.