Common use of Pre-Production Samples Clause in Contracts

Pre-Production Samples. Other than for Licensed Products sold using Historical Designs and Specifications, the Licensee shall submit for written approval by the Licensor or its nominee: (a) a mock-up, prototype or pre-production sample of each proposed Licensed Product (the “Product Specifications”), and (b) a mock-up, prototype or pre-production sample of proposed packaging for each proposed Licensed Product, including specifications relating to label placement, package weight, package material, package structure and other package and graphic elements (“Packaging Specifications”). The Licensee shall not commence manufacture or distribution of any proposed Licensed Product or packaging associated therewith until the Licensee has received written approval of all Product Specifications and Packaging Specifications from the Licensor or its nominee. Any samples provided hereunder will only be required to the extent Licensor agrees to comply with applicable rules, regulations and laws, including guidance from the California Department of Cannabis Control which may include quantity limitations.

Pre-Production Samples. Other than for Licensed Products sold using Historical Designs and Specifications, the Licensee shall submit for written approval by the Licensor or its nominee: : (a) a mock-up, prototype or pre-production sample of each proposed Licensed Product (the “Product Specifications”), and (b) a mock-up, prototype or pre-production sample of proposed packaging for each proposed Licensed Product, including specifications relating to label placement, package weight, package material, package structure and other package and graphic elements (“Packaging Specifications”). The Licensee shall not commence manufacture or distribution of any proposed Licensed Product or packaging associated therewith until the Licensee has received written approval of all Product Specifications and Packaging Specifications from the Licensor or its nominee. Any samples provided hereunder will only be required to the extent Licensor agrees to comply with applicable rules, regulations and laws, including guidance from the California Department of Cannabis Control which may include quantity limitations.