¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ

1. Exclusivity: Used when parties wish to establish exclusive trading arrangements in specific territories or for specific products

2. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when trading involves branded products or technology transfer

3. Quality Standards: Necessary when specific quality requirements or standards need to be maintained

4. Dispute Resolution: Optional framework for resolving disagreements, particularly useful for international trade relationships

5. Compliance with Laws: Detailed section on regulatory compliance, particularly relevant for regulated industries or cross-border trade

6. Marketing and Branding: Include when parties plan to engage in joint marketing or need to establish guidelines for brand usage

7. Force Majeure: While usually in binding agreements, can be included to acknowledge circumstances that might affect the arrangement

8. Environmental and Social Responsibility: Include when parties wish to establish sustainability or social responsibility commitments

1. Schedule A - Product/Service Specifications: Detailed description of products or services to be traded

2. Schedule B - Territory Definition: Geographical areas covered by the trading arrangement

3. Schedule C - Initial Business Plan: Preliminary business objectives and implementation timeline

4. Schedule D - Key Personnel: List of key contacts and their roles from each party

5. Schedule E - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory or industry standards applicable to the trade relationship

6. Appendix 1 - Communication Protocols: Detailed procedures for regular communication and reporting

7. Appendix 2 - Quality Control Procedures: Specific quality control measures and standards to be followed

8. Appendix 3 - Document Templates: Standard forms and templates to be used in the trading relationship