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1. Exclusivity: Used when the buyer commits to purchasing exclusively from the supplier or the supplier commits to selling exclusively to the buyer

2. Forecast Requirements: Include when regular demand forecasting is needed for production planning

3. Storage and Warehousing: Required when the agreement includes storage obligations for either party

4. Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance obligations when higher-risk products are involved or when required by industry standards

5. Intellectual Property Rights: Necessary when the products involve patents, trademarks, or other IP rights

6. Compliance with Laws: Detailed compliance obligations for regulated products or industries

7. Change Control: Include when product specifications or manufacturing processes may need modification during the contract term

8. Performance Metrics: Used when specific KPIs or service levels need to be maintained

9. Environmental Requirements: Include for products with environmental impacts or sustainability requirements

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications and quality standards for each product

2. Price List: Comprehensive list of products and their prices, including any volume discounts

3. Delivery Requirements: Specific delivery locations, timeframes, and special handling instructions

4. Quality Control Procedures: Detailed procedures for quality testing, sampling, and acceptance criteria

5. Service Level Requirements: Specific performance metrics and service levels to be maintained

6. Form of Purchase Order: Standard template for purchase orders to be used under the agreement

7. Approved Subcontractors: List of approved subcontractors or manufacturers if applicable

8. Contact Details: Key contact persons and their details for both parties