1. Minimum Purchase Commitments: Used when retailer commits to specific purchase volumes; includes minimum quantities and consequences of shortfall

2. Marketing and Promotion: Include when parties share marketing responsibilities or specific promotional requirements exist

3. Environmental Compliance: Required for products with specific environmental impact or sustainability requirements

4. Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance obligations beyond standard coverage, used for high-risk products

5. Change Control Process: Include for complex products requiring formal processes for specification changes

6. Business Continuity: Required for critical supply relationships or when dealing with essential products

7. Regulatory Compliance: Specific section for heavily regulated products (e.g., food, cosmetics)

8. Export Control: Include when products may be subject to export restrictions or international trade regulations

1. Product Specifications: Detailed technical specifications, ingredients, components, and quality parameters

2. Price List: Current prices for all products, including any volume-based pricing structures

3. Quality Control Procedures: Detailed quality control processes, testing methods, and acceptance criteria

4. Brand Guidelines: Specifications for use of retailer's brands, logos, and packaging requirements

5. Service Levels: Performance metrics, including delivery times, quality standards, and penalties

6. Approved Manufacturing Facilities: List of approved production sites and any subcontractors

7. Compliance Certificates: Required certifications, permits, and compliance documentation

8. Order Form Template: Standard form for placing orders under the agreement