Commodity Value definition

Commodity Value means the value of a commodity under a Sale and Purchase Contract, inclusive of VAT (if VAT is payable).
Commodity Value means the average price obtained by the successful vendor for the sale of acceptable recyclable materials processed each month.

Examples of Commodity Value in a sentence

  • The FSMC must use the November USDA Commodity Value Listing for determining the donated food values to be used in crediting, in accordance with Title 7 CFR §250.51(c), or the actual donated food values.

  • Column A (Max Commodity Value), Column E (Expenditure Value), and Column F (Commodity Value Subject to Index) are adjusted to align with the previously executed Change Orders EC00095_SC0069 (Attachment KK Baseline Index Value Updates) and EC00074_SC0067 (Additional LNG Berth (Jetty 2)) which are a result of the re-baseline of Column D relative to NTP (Baseline Index).

  • The values are to be based on the values at the point the SFA receives the commodities from the State distributing agency and based on the USDA Commodity Value Listing pertinent to the time period.