Product Guidelines Sample Clauses

Product Guidelines. The Merchant shall be restricted to sell only those Products for which it has the legal right to sell and such sale must be in consonance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. All transactions with buyer are between the Merchant and the buyer, and the Merchant will be the seller of record. Simsim shall not be a party to any transactions between the Merchant and the buyer although the Platform will provide the services in connection with the transactions.
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Product Guidelines. The Walmart Marketplace Terms and Conditions describe certain general obligations regarding Products you may and may not list on the Xxxxxxx.xxx Marketplace. The Prohibited Products Policy provide more detail regarding Xxxxxxx.xxx’s product requirements. You will not list, market, promote, offer for sale, or sell any Products through the Xxxxxxx.xxx Sites in violation of this Agreement (including the Prohibited Products Policy).
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Product Guidelines. The Terms and Conditions describe certain general obligations regarding Products you may and may not list on the SPANTIK Marketplace. The Prohibited Products Policy provide more detail regarding SPANTIK’s product requirements. You will not list, market, promote, offer for sale, or sell any Products through the SPANTIK Sites in violation of this Agreement (including the Prohibited Products Policy).
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Product Guidelines. The Prohibited Products Policy (Schedule 4) provides more detail regarding Verishop’s product requirements. You will not list, market, promote, offer for sale, or sell any Products through the Verishop Sites in violation of this Agreement (including the Prohibited Products Policy).
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Product Guidelines. Farmers/growers and producers must abide by all applicable federal, state, and local health regulations in the harvest, preparation, labeling and safety of the product(s), s/he brings to market. Fresh produce, plant items, flowers, baked goods, jellies, jams, preserves, and other non- commercial food items grown or produced in South Carolina may be sold. The Market Manager will resolve any doubt as to the suitability of any item. The sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products on the market site is prohibited. All products must be sold, displayed and stored from a surface above the ground. All vendors must utilize tables, shelves, cases or other structures for these purposes. In order to allow the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market to adapt and expand to an evolving market, vendors will now be allowed to sell craft items. To maintain the vision and goals of the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market, the number of craft vendors will be limited by category. One vendor of each of the following categories will be allowed per market: • Candles • Soap • Jewelry • Clothing • Pottery • Art
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Product Guidelines. The User shall:
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