Distribution Contracts are legal agreements between two or more parties, usually a manufacturer and seller. The purpose of the contract is to formalize exclusive rights to distribute goods from one company to another. Such contracts provide assurance that there will be no conflict between the parties in terms of how the goods should be sold and distributed. They also serve as a way for the seller to receive payment for their services and protect them from any liability claims that may arise. Distribution Contracts can also include a variety of conditions, such as pricing, logistics, marketing, and stock availability. Ultimately, these contracts help ensure that all parties involved have a clear understanding of their responsibilities and are well-equipped to meet them.