Introduction of New Products. SUPPLIER shall give DISTRIBUTOR at least thirty (30) days prior written notice of the introduction of any New Products that preclude or materially limit DISTRIBUTOR from selling any Products in its inventory, and shall work with DISTRIBUTOR to move the affected inventory through resale or repurchase for 90 days, following such notification. If, after the above efforts, affected Products still remains in DISTRIBUTOR’s inventory, SUPPLIER agrees to replace them with the New Products within one hundred twenty (120) days of the official public announcement of such New Products or SUPPLIER’s first shipment of New Products, whichever occurs first. Returns of Products under this Subsection 8.3 shall not be counted as “stock rotation” for purposes of computing the amount of Products returnable by DISTRIBUTOR under Subsection 7.1.
Introduction of New Products. During the period between the tentative agreement being finalized and the ratification of the collective agreement by the members, it has come to the Union’s and the Company’s attention that new products or new rates may be introduced. The Company and the Union will consult on those issues and the new rates be appended to the Collective Agreement. This Collective Agreement is signed in For the Dated and Vancouver, Dated For the Union: at
Introduction of New Products by Licensor in New Territories. Licensor may introduce any of the same products and product categories as set forth in the Licensed Products or Product Categories of Exhibit A (the “Licensor’s New Products”) in any territory or trade channel in which such Licensed Products or Product Categories are not currently sold and are not in Licensee’s Territory or Extended Territory after August 5, 2011 (the “Non-Active Territory”). Licensor may offer, in writing, the Non-Active Territory to Licensee, although Licensor is not obligated to do so. Licensor shall notify Licensee, in writing, of its intention to introduce the Licensor’s New Products in the Non-Active Territory, and provide a proposal to Licensee describing the business potential for the Licensor’s New Products. Licensee shall review the proposal provided by Licensor within forty five (45) days, and Licensee shall notify the Licensor in writing if it will sell the Licensor’s New Products directly, appoint a distributor, or appoint contract manufacturers or packing firms in the Non-Active Territory. Should Licensor introduce Licensor’s New Products independent of Licensee, Licensor must first obtain written permission from Licensee to use Licensee’s Know-How in connection with its introduction of Licensor’s New Products that incorporate Licensee’s Know-How.
Introduction of New Products. VENDOR shall give Ebiz at least ninety (90) days prior notice of the introduction of any new Products including, but not limited to replacement Products, new releases, enhancements or versions of existing Products that preclude or materially limit Ebiz from selling any Products in its inventory. VENDOR shall make such Product available to Ebiz for distribution no later than the date it is first introduced in the marketplace to its similar distributors.
Introduction of New Products. Supplier will give Distributor at least ninety days prior written notice of the introduction of any new products that preclude or materially limit Distributor from selling any products in its inventory and will work with Distributor to resell the affected inventory. If, despite such efforts, affected product still remains in Distributor’s inventory, Supplier will replace it with the new products within one hundred twenty days of the official public announcement, or Supplier’s first shipment, of such new products, whichever occurs first. Such returns will not be counted for computing the amount of products returnable under paragraph 6(b).
Introduction of New Products. From time to time, Home Director may introduce new Home Networking System technology to the market place. Prior to Home Director offering such Home Networking Systems to Authorized Integrators, Home Director shall meet with Sears to discuss the possibility of including the new technology as part of the Product offering.
Introduction of New Products. SUPPLIER will give DEALER at least 15 days prior written notice of the introduction of any new Products that preclude or materially limit DEALER from selling any of SUPPLIER’s Products. The burden of dissolving unsold inventory is with the DEALER. The SUPPLIER will not give credit or refunds for any returns of previous technology.
Introduction of New Products. (i) Tapioca Starch Part of the KFM Group’s Proposed Regularisation Plan is to expand its product portfolio by including the marketing and distribution of tapioca starch. Tapioca starch, also known as cassava starch, is commonly used in the food manufacturing industries including, among others, the following applications:- thickening agent in soups, sauces and gravies; filler to contribute to the volume of the content in food and pharmaceutical products; binder to hold different materials together; stabiliser to preserve the consistency and structure; and substitute for other corn starch or rice based food products. In addition to food manufacturing, tapioca starch is also used in the industrial applications including:- paper and paperboard manufacturing; textile applications mainly in the printing and finishing of fabrics; and adhesive applications. The KFM Group intends to cross sell this new product to similar types of customers in the food manufacturing market segment. In addition, the industrial applications of tapioca starch will provide business opportunities for the KFM Group to address new user industries. The KFM Group intends to launch its own brand of tapioca starch into the market by May 2017 where it will source for tapioca starch in bulk and repack it into commercial and retail packs.
