Non-Merchandise definition

Non-Merchandise means paper products or other materials utilized in the Process, but that are not offered for sale by the Company, including but not limited to marketing inserts, dunnage, customized packing slips, and customized corrugate.
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Examples of Non-Merchandise in a sentence

  • Participant agrees to set-up a Non-Merchandise SKU to process Card sales.

  • Company represents and warrants to Accretive Commerce that Company shall not generate, store or dispose of any Hazardous Substance on, under or about Accretive Commerce premises in violation of any federal, state or local environmental law, regulation or rule presently in effect or promulgated in the future as such laws, regulations, or rules may be amended from time to time, and that the Merchandise and Non-Merchandise do not contain any Hazardous Substance.

  • The value of any Non-Merchandise Inventory that is damaged at the Facility shall be added to the Non-Merchandise Inventory Variance for the purpose of calculating Non-Merchandise Inventory Shrinkage.

  • Any loss or damage by fire or casualty to Non-Merchandise materials on the premises of NewRoads shall be borne by Company.

  • Accretive Commerce shall use commercially reasonable efforts to preserve and maintain Merchandise and Non-Merchandise materials received from Company in good and marketable condition.

  • Any loss or damage by fire or casualty to Non-Merchandise materials on the premises of Accretive Commerce shall be borne by Company and shall not be considered Non-Merchandise Inventory Shrinkage.

  • Company shall, at its own expense, supply Accretive Commerce at the Accretive Commerce facilities specified in the applicable Statement of Work, and maintain with Accretive Commerce, an inventory of Merchandise and Non-Merchandise materials adequate to fill orders received for Company’s Merchandise, consistent with its Quarterly Forecasts or Revised Quarterly Forecasts.

  • As the sole and exclusive remedy to Company for any other loss or damage to Non-Merchandise inventory, Accretive Commerce shall reimburse Company at Company’s net cost as specified in an applicable Statement of Work for Non-Merchandise Inventory Shrinkage, which calculation shall be made once annually on the anniversary date of the first receipt by Accretive Commerce or such other date as may be mutually agreed between the parties.

  • NewRoads shall reimburse Company at Company's net cost as specified in an applicable Statement of Work for Non-Merchandise Inventory Shrinkage, which calculation shall be made once annually on such date as may be mutually agreed between the parties.

  • All risk of loss and damage to Non-Merchandise materials from any cause prior to receipt by Accretive Commerce into, and from and after the removal by common carrier from, the inventory at the Accretive Commerce Facility shall be borne by Company.