Agreement for Supply of Product

This agreement will provide you with certainty and recourse in your product supply arrangements. It will help you to manage the risks associated with supply chain disruptions, quality issues and financial disputes by clearly defining the responsibilities of both the supplier and the buyer.

A solid Product Supply Agreement can protect your business by defining the relationship with your distributors and shielding you from potential liability.

How do you write a Product Supply Agreement?

The easiest way to write a product supply agreement is to start with our professionally drafted Agreement to Supply Product template. It is easy to edit using Microsoft Word and you can tailor the template to suit your individual circumstances.

This template cuts the legal cost of creating your product supply agreement and every time you use it, you’ll save even more!

The template contains the following clauses and has been drafted by Australian legal professionals.

• Interpretation
• Term of Agreement
• Placement of Orders and Supply of Products
• Risk and Delivery
• Price and Payment
• GST
• Warranty
• Insurance Policies
• Indemnity
• Confidential Information
• KPIs and Reporting
• Relationship
• Assignment
• Dispute Resolution
• Costs
• Termination
• Entire Agreement
• Variation
• Governing Law and Jurisdiction
• Partial Invalidity
• Survival
• Waiver
• Counterparts
• Notices
• plus appendices for Price Lists and Product Lists, and optional Key Performance Indicators, and Ethics and Compliance Standards 

The kit includes a Comprehensive Users Guide allowing you to complete the agreement with ease.

All our professional documents are written by Australian lawyers in plain English. They come with easy to follow instructions and can be used any number of times. More importantly, our documents give you the confidence that comes with knowing your interests are protected.

View Sample Excerpt from the Agreement for Supply of Goods / Products

In summary, a Supply Agreement is a versatile tool used in business operations to formalise and regulate the supply of goods. Its primary purpose is to establish a clear understanding between the parties involved, promote a smooth supply chain, and mitigate potential risks associated with the procurement of goods. The specifics of the agreement can vary widely depending on the industry, goods involved, and the unique needs of the parties entering into the agreement.