Retail Cost definition

Retail Cost means the retail cost that is in the opinion of the Director appropriately attributed by the Licensee to the provision of a Retail Service;
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Examples of Retail Cost in a sentence

  • In the event that Purchaser shall reasonably determine that any items returned are broken, damaged or unable to be sold as new (such items “Damaged Goods”), Seller shall indemnify Purchaser for the Full Retail Cost of such items and upon return of any Damaged Goods to Purchaser, Purchaser shall deliver the Damaged Goods to Seller at Seller’s expense.

  • Sharing Taiwan NB shall be responsible for the costs in relation to the sale of ET New Retail Products Consignment to end customers, including the costs associated with the marketing, transportation and programme production (“ET New Retail Cost Sharing”).

  • The following Retail Cost of Goods is based on Phar-Mor achieving a minimum chainwide average volume of (*) in Direct Store Delivery ("D.S.D.") prescription drug and OTC product purchases (net of returns and allowances) per store per month from McKesson throughout the term of this Agreement.

  • The Directors (excluding the independent non-executive Directors, whose views will be set out in a letter from the Independent Board Committee to be included in the Circular) take the view that the pricing terms for each of ET New Retail Products Consignment and ET New Retail Cost Sharing under the ET New Retail Consignment Agreement are in line with the said wholesale market prices, and thus consider that the pricing terms is no less favourable than that offered by Independent Third Parties.