Statutory Markup definition

Statutory Markup means, with respect to any jurisdiction having a minimum-price law applicable to cigarette wholesale transactions, an amount calculated by multiplying (A) the applicable product’s “basic cost” (or similar defined term) as defined by such applicable law by (B) the statutory presumptive markup(s) prescribed by such applicable law
Statutory Markup means, with respect to any jurisdiction having a minimum-price law applicable to cigarette wholesale transactions, an amount calculated by multiplying (A) the applicable product’s “basic cost” (or similar defined term) as defined by such applicable law by (B) the statutory presumptive markup(s) prescribed by such applicable law. In the event of any post-Effective Date increase or decrease in the per-carton amounts payable to McLane, or discounts available to McLane (or both), from a cigarette Manufacturer related to the purchase of cigarettes from such Manufacturer by McLane, then McLane may increase or decrease, or newly impose, as applicable, a markup on affected brands by an amount equal to the per-carton change in such Manufacturer’s terms.

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