An exclusivity contract is an agreement between two parties for one party to be the sole provider of goods or services to another. This means that the second party is not allowed to obtain those products or services from anyone else, and they must obtain them solely from the first party. These contracts are often used to protect a company’s long-term interests, as they can ensure that their product or service is provided exclusively and remains competitive in the market. Exclusivity contracts can also protect intellectual property, preventing others from using or exploiting ideas without permission.