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1. Minimum Purchase Requirements: Used when specific volume commitments are required from the distributor

2. Marketing and Promotion: Include when parties share marketing responsibilities or costs

3. Non-Competition: Used when restricting parties from engaging with competitors

4. Training and Support: Include when manufacturer provides technical or sales training

5. Insurance Requirements: Used when specific insurance coverage is required

6. Environmental Compliance: Include when manufacturing involves environmental risks or special regulations

7. Force Majeure: Used when specific events beyond control need detailed treatment

8. Customs and Export Control: Include for international distribution arrangements

9. Product Recall Procedures: Used for products with significant safety or health implications

10. Bank Guarantee/Performance Bond: Include when financial security is required

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications of products to be manufactured

2. Quality Control Procedures: Specific quality control processes and standards

3. Price List: Detailed pricing structure and terms

4. Territory Definition: Detailed description of authorized distribution territories

5. Minimum Purchase Quantities: Specific volume commitments and timelines

6. Manufacturing Facility Requirements: Specifications for manufacturing facilities and equipment

7. Key Performance Indicators: Metrics for measuring performance of both parties

8. Approved Sub-contractors: List of approved third-party manufacturers or suppliers

9. Trademark Usage Guidelines: Rules for using trademarks and branding

10. Service Level Agreement: Detailed performance standards and metrics