Document background
The Product Supply Agreement Between Manufacturer And Buyer is a fundamental commercial contract used to establish and govern the ongoing supply relationship between parties involved in the purchase and sale of products in Canada. This document is essential when a manufacturer agrees to provide specific products to a buyer on a recurring basis, whether for resale, integration into other products, or end use. The agreement needs to comply with various Canadian federal and provincial laws, including sale of goods legislation, consumer protection laws, and product safety regulations. It typically includes detailed provisions on product specifications, quality requirements, ordering procedures, delivery terms, pricing mechanisms, warranty terms, and risk allocation. This type of agreement is particularly important for businesses seeking to establish long-term supply relationships with clear commercial and legal frameworks.
