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1. Forecast Requirements: Used when regular supply is needed, specifying how buyer will provide forecasts of future requirements

2. Storage and Warehousing: Include when seller provides storage facilities or specific storage requirements exist

3. Marketing and Branding: Required when there are specific requirements about how products can be marketed or branded

4. Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance obligations beyond standard coverage

5. Product Training: Include when seller must provide training on product use or handling

6. Returns and Recalls: Detailed procedures for product returns and recall situations

7. Intellectual Property: Include when IP rights need to be addressed, such as use of trademarks or patents

8. Anti-Corruption Compliance: Required for high-value contracts or when dealing with government-linked entities

9. Force Majeure: Detailed provisions for handling unforeseen events beyond standard provisions

1. Schedule 1 - Product Specifications: Detailed specifications of products covered by the agreement

2. Schedule 2 - Price List: Current prices for all products, including any volume discounts

3. Schedule 3 - Minimum Order Quantities: Specific minimum order quantities for each product

4. Schedule 4 - Delivery Locations: Approved delivery locations and any special delivery requirements

5. Schedule 5 - Quality Standards: Detailed quality standards and testing procedures

6. Schedule 6 - Key Performance Indicators: Performance metrics and measurement criteria

7. Appendix A - Order Form Template: Standard form for placing orders

8. Appendix B - Technical Requirements: Technical specifications for product handling and storage