Ounce Clause Samples

The 'Ounce' clause defines the unit of measurement as an ounce for the purposes of the agreement, typically in relation to the quantity of goods being sold, delivered, or referenced. In practice, this clause clarifies that all references to weight or volume in the contract are to be interpreted as ounces, which is especially important in industries dealing with commodities, food products, or precious metals. By specifying the unit of measurement, the clause ensures consistency and prevents disputes over quantity, thereby promoting clarity and mutual understanding between the parties.
Ounce. A ▇▇▇▇ ounce, equal to 1.0971428 ounces avoirdupois.
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Ounce. The term "Ounce" shall mean a troy ounce.
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Ounce. Annual compensation rate adjustments shall be made only in units of 28 one cent ($0.01). Fractions of less than one cent ($0.01) shall not be considered 29 in making compensation rate adjustment.
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Ounce. CONTRACTOR shall be compensated as set forth in Exhibit 1B, Table 2. Annual compensation rate adjustments shall be made only in units of one cent ($0.01). Fractions of less than one cent ($0.01) shall not be considered in making compensation rate adjustment change.
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Ounce. Current Costs Total Costs of Ingredient % of Ingredient Ingredient Flavor Ingredients Quantity of Total Flour per Unit (lbs) Used ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total Mix Weight Total Cost - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ingredient Cost per Dozen (______ Dozen Yield) - Ingredient Loss Factor/Dozen* - Total cost per Dozen Total cost per Bagel (4.0 Ounce) Total cost per Case (90-4.0 Ounce) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * As determined pursuant to Section 7.1 of the Agreement ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Bagel Supply Company, LLC Einstein Bros. Bagels, Inc. Summary of Packaging Costs (Based on 90 bagels per case) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Reg. Per Cost Per Cost Per Cost Per Cost Per Item Case Item Case Dozen Bagel ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Box 1 - - - Tape 50" - - Bag Liner 3 - - - Label 1 - - - Shrink Wrap 1 - - - Tie 3 - - - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total Cost - - - - ==================================================================================================================================== ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Bagel Supply Company, LLC Einstein Bros. Bagels, Inc. Current Ingredient Costs ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total Date of Last Invoice Amount lbs. on Last ---------------------------------- Cost per Ingredient Current Vendor Order Invoice Ingredient Freight Total Pound ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ High Gluten Flour - #DIV/01 Bagel Eze-5 - #DIV/01 Sugar - #DIV/01 Yeast - #DIV/01 Calcium Proplonate - #DIV/01 Water - #DIV/01 Cinnamon - #DIV/01 Nudget Raisin - #DIV/01 White Pepper - #DIV/01 Poppy Seeds - #DIV/01 Dry Onions - Toasted - #DIV/01 Onion Powder - #DIV/01 L...
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