Product Packaging definition

Product Packaging means the way products are released to the market as commercial offerings such as naming, capability features, product tiers, and feature bundling.

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Product Packaging means packaging and labeling for Licensed Products, which includes containers, labels, boxes, inner and outer cartons, inserts, instructions of use, and other materials that are used directly with Licensed Products to protect and present such Licensed Products for sale and distribution.

Product Packaging means (i) the primary packaging in which Products are packaged (e.g., blister packs or bottles with labels), (ii) the secondary packaging in which Products are packaged (e.g., boxes containing blister packs or bottles) and (iii) any leaflets contained inside the secondary packaging.

Examples of Product Packaging in a sentence

Note: Product Packaging is considered as that which can be removed without the product disintegrating or being damaged.
Distributor may use its own Trademarks on Product Packaging, brochures and other promotional materials to identify itself as the distributor of the Product provided that Distributor has obtained the applicable Regulatory Approval.
The Final Product Packaging Configuration for the Device shall meet the finished device requirements after being subjected to Simulated Transportation Conditioning per ISTA 2A.
Trademark for use on Product Packaging The size, proportion and placement relationships of the elements are shown in this guide.
The Product and all packaging and promotional materials used in connection with the Product ("Packaging and Promotional Material") shall be of a consistent and high quality which conform to the standards developed by OFSC or developed by Supplier and approved by OFSC.

More Definitions of Product Packaging

Product Packaging means, with respect to each Spinco Product, any packaging, material or article containing and/or affixed to such Spinco Product, including product labeling.

Product Packaging means the physical container in which the covered product is delivered to a consumer, such as a jewel case or digipak, or material attached to or surrounding the physical container, such as shrinkwrap.

Product Packaging. SUPPLIER part number Quantity, if more than one (1) SUPPLIER PRODUCT description in plain text PURCHASER part number Date code [*] in plain text EXHIBIT B (LSA) CONFIDENTIAL 9 of 12 GENERAL ANNEXES 1 ORDERING PARTY LOCATIONS, CONSIGNMENT STOCK locations

Product Packaging means (i) the primary packaging in which the Novartis Branded Products and Novartis Branded Inventory are packaged (e.g., blister packs, bottles with labels); (ii) the secondary packaging in which Novartis Branded Products and Novartis Branded Inventory are packaged (e.g., boxes containing blister packs or bottles); and (iii) any leaflets contained inside the secondary packaging;

Product Packaging means (a) any container, packaging, or wrapper of a Product and all labels and other written, printed or graphic matter affixed to any container, packaging or wrapper utilized with a Product, (b) any written material packaged with or otherwise physically accompanying a Product, including package inserts, and (c) any written material related to (a) or (b) that is required to be submitted to or approved by a Regulatory Authority or that is subject to Applicable Law.

Product Packaging means the Packaged Product or Media Kit box and its physical contents, including without limitation the Software Product manual and any other Software Product documentation, except for the CD-ROM or other media that contains the Software Product. "Package Change Release" means a new version of a Software Product for which there are substantial changes to the Product Packaging. Typically, a Package Change Release will have a different SKU number than the current version of the Software Product, "Other New Release" means a new version of a Software Product for which there are insubstantial or no changes to the Product Packaging. Typically, an Other New Release will not have a different SKU number than the current version of a Software Product. VMware will, in its sole discretion, determine whether a new version of a Software Product shall be deemed a Package Change Release or an Other New Release.

Product Packaging means the packaging and trade dress of the Product as agreed by the Parties pursuant to this Agreement including the proprietary marks of the Products.