Standards for Facilities Sample Clauses

Standards for Facilities. UNFI represents, warrants and covenants that all UNFI distribution centers will be maintained and operated in all material respects in accordance with all applicable laws, in compliance with industry standards and with UNFI warehousing and delivery standards, which will be available for review upon request by WFM. WFM may inspect the physical plant and inventory of any distribution center during normal business hours upon reasonable advance notice to the designated UNFI personnel, but shall not impair or impede the business operations of the center. UNFI shall give at least 60 days notice of its intent to move service for any WFM Store from one facility to another facility. The proposed move shall not result in any increase in cost to WFM, and the parties will have had the opportunity to prepare and implement a plan for a transition to any new distribution facility.
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Standards for Facilities. 19.1 Each of the Facilities shall be provided in accordance with the relevant legislation and national standards applicable at the time at which construction of the Facility commences.
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Standards for Facilities. UNFI warrants and covenants that all UNFI participating distribution centers will be maintained and operated in all material respects in accordance with UNFI warehousing and delivery standards, which will be available for review upon request by WO. WO may inspect the physical plant of any distribution center during normal business hours upon reasonable advance notice to the designated UNFI personnel, but shall not impair or impede the business operations of the center. With WO's consent, not to be unreasonably withheld, UNFI shall have the right to move service for groups of Stores from one facility to another, provided the new facility has the ability to adequately service the Stores, UNFI has
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Standards for Facilities. TOL warrants and covenants that all TOL participating DCs will be maintained and operated in accordance with TOL warehousing and delivery standards, which are set forth on Exhibit T hereto. WO may inspect any DC during normal business hours upon reasonable advance notice to the designated TOL personnel, but shall not impair or impede the business operations of the center.
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Standards for Facilities. UNFI warrants and covenants that all UNFI participating distribution centers will be maintained and operated in all material respects in accordance with UNFI warehousing and delivery standards, which will be available for review upon request by WO. WO may inspect the physical plant of any distribution center during normal business hours upon reasonable advance notice to the designated UNFI personnel, but shall not impair or impede the business operations of the center. With WO’s consent, not to be unreasonably withheld, UNFI shall have the right to move service for groups of Stores from one facility to another, provided the new facility has the ability to adequately service the Stores, UNFI has given WO at least 60 days notice of the proposed modification and obtained WO’s consent, such move shall not result in an incremental increase in cost to WO, and the parties have had the opportunity to prepare and implement a plan for transition to the new DC.
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