SKU definition

SKU means stock-keeping unit.

SKU means stock keeping unit.

SKU means a stock-keeping unit or other uniquely identifiable type of Beverage or other product configuration, distinguished by the use of a different primary or secondary packaging and/or different flavoring or other characteristics from other Beverage or product configurations, such that such configuration requires the use of a separate UPC code to distinguish it from other forms of Beverage or product configurations.

Examples of SKU in a sentence

• KASB alleges that Rip-It Sports manufactures, imports, sells, and distributes for sale in California backpacks with vinyl/PVC components containing di(2ethylhexyl) phthalate (“DEHP”) including, but not limited to, Rip-It Girls Soccer Backpack, SKU: 100248985001, RN: 152349, VN NO.

• Further, Direct Licenses and Embedded Licenses can be distinguished based upon the fact that Direct Licenses will be listed separately on any PCR or invoice (i.e., will have its own SKU) whereas Embedded Licenses will not appear in a PCR or invoice.

• For purposes of this section, you may consider tires with the same SKU number to be the same configuration.

• Many brand owners have shifted from larger SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) size to smaller SKU size due to changing market scenario.

More Definitions of SKU

SKU means a stock keeping unit.

SKU means the stock keeping unit number assigned to each separate item of Merchandise supplied by Supplier.

SKU means stock keeping unit as applied to the Product.

SKU. (also known as Stock Keeping Unit) shall mean the part number that Contractor assigns to a Product. For clarity, a single Product may have more than one SKU associated with it, e.g., different SKUs for education vs. non-education pricing, or different SKUs for promotions, Software Assurance vs. License and Software and Assurance vs. License Only, etc.

SKU means the unique number designated by Symantec for a Symantec Product, which may also be referred to as the “part number.”

SKU means a functional application that may be used as a standalone or with other functional applications/SKUs, each of which belongs to only one product family, and each product family has between four and ten SKUs.

SKU means a stock keeping unit, or a number assigned to a particular product to identify the price, product options and manufacturer of the merchandise; and