PRICING POLICIES AND PRICE LISTS Sample Clauses

The "Pricing Policies and Price Lists" clause defines how prices for goods or services are determined and communicated between parties. It typically outlines the seller's right to set, update, and distribute price lists, and may specify how and when changes to pricing take effect, such as requiring advance notice to the buyer. This clause ensures transparency and predictability in commercial transactions by clarifying the process for establishing and modifying prices, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over costs.
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PRICING POLICIES AND PRICE LISTS. This Section sets forth the basic pricing, applicable discounts and price reporting. No changes shall be made to any of these provisions without the prior written approval of the JJC Chief Financial Officer or the JJC Director, Supply Chain Management. Distributor agrees to offer the same pricing and discounts it provides to JJC to each of the Franchised or Licensed Stores. The pricing structure for JJC shall be as follows:
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PRICING POLICIES AND PRICE LISTS. This Section sets forth the basic pricing, applicable discounts and price reporting. No changes shall be made to any of these provisions without the prior written approval of the JJC Chief Financial Officer or the JJC Director, Supply Chain Management. Distributor agrees to offer the same pricing and discounts it provides to JJC to each of the Franchised or Licensed Stores. *** CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED FOR PORTIONS OF THIS EXHIBIT. THE COPY FILED HEREWITH MOUNTS THE INFORMATION SUBJECT TO THE CONFIDENTIALITY REQUEST. OMISSIONS ARE DESIGNATED AS [****]. A COMPLETE VERSION OF THIS EXHIBIT HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. The pricing structure for JJC shall be as follows:
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