1. Clearly specify the corresponding product name, specifications, original gravity, alcohol content, beer style, bitterness value, color, and fermentation process type.
2. Use the sealed beer samples signed by both parties, physicochemical test reports, and process parameter sheets as the sole production standards under this contract.
3. Agree that, without the brand owner's written and stamped consent, the factory may not replace raw materials, adjust process parameters, change the fermentation curve, or modify the flavor profile without authorization.
4. Clearly define the criteria for determining an "identical beer style," "similar beer style," and "slightly modified product," prohibiting the factory from circumventing exclusivity restrictions through minor parameter changes.
1. Ready-Made ODM (Factory's Mature Beer Style)
If not purchased outright: ownership of the formula's intellectual property belongs to the factory. The brand owner has the exclusive right to produce, sell, and use the product during the contract term, without the right to sublicense it.
2. Customized R&D ODM (Newly Developed Beer Style)
If not purchased outright: the R&D results shall be deemed to belong to the factory by default, while the brand owner shall have free exclusive rights of use.
3. Exclusive Formula Purchase Terms (Where Permanent Ownership Is Required)
After Party A (the brand owner) pays the exclusive purchase fee, all formulas, process parameters, test data, and technical secrets related to the beer style shall be permanently and exclusively owned by Party A. Party B (the factory) may never use, copy, improve, license to third parties, or sell the same or similar beer style to any third party. After termination of the cooperation, Party B shall destroy all archived materials and issue a certificate of destruction.
4. Intellectual Property Rights in Packaging Design
All packaging designs, bottle shapes, visual VI, and copywriting copyrights generated under this cooperation shall belong to Party A. Party B may not use them for its own purposes or provide them for use by any third party.
1. Clearly specify the type of exclusivity: nationwide exclusivity, regional exclusivity, or channel exclusivity (online, offline, catering, or supermarkets).
2. During the contract term, Party B may not supply the beer style stipulated in this contract, the same beer style, or a slightly modified similar beer style to any third-party entity.
3. Party B is prohibited from reusing Party A's customized ideas, product concepts, or formula concepts for other brands.
4. Default compensation standard: for each violation involving unauthorized supply, Party B shall pay a fixed contractual penalty and compensate Party A for all market, brand, and channel losses.
1. Mass-produced products must be completely consistent with the samples sealed by both parties in terms of flavor, taste, and physicochemical indicators.
2. Before each batch is shipped, Party B must provide a batch quality inspection report, a microbiological report, and a physicochemical indicators report.
3. If there are quality problems such as flavor deviation, cloudiness, sedimentation, excessive diacetyl, abnormal taste, or spoilage, Party A shall have the unconditional right to reject the products. Party B shall remake the products free of charge and bear all losses.
4. Party A has the right to conduct random inspections at the factory, review production records, and randomly submit samples to third-party institutions for testing at any time.
5. Agree on shelf-life quality assurance: under normal storage and transportation conditions, the product shall remain free from spoilage and obvious flavor deterioration throughout the shelf life.
1. The unit price shall be fixed during the contract term. Party B may not raise prices unilaterally; any price adjustment must be notified in writing 30 days in advance and approved by Party A.
2. Party A shall enjoy priority production scheduling rights, and its production capacity may not be allocated to other customers during peak seasons at its expense.
3. Clearly specify the MOQ, replenishment cycle, delivery period, and contractual penalty for delayed delivery.
4. Party B is prohibited from deliberately restricting production, delaying orders, or refusing orders without valid reason.
1. All customized labels, cartons, bottle caps, bottle shapes, and packaging materials of Party A shall belong to Party A.
2. Party B may not use, sell, transfer, or give away Party A's branded packaging materials without authorization.
3. After termination of the contract, Party A may choose to repurchase or collectively destroy the remaining packaging materials. Party B may not dispose of them without authorization.
1. Party B shall maintain confidentiality regarding Party A's formulas, product plans, pricing, channels, customer information, and new product plans.
2. The confidentiality obligation shall not become invalid due to termination of the contract and shall remain effective for no less than 5 years.
3. Party B's brewers, sales personnel, and management are prohibited from publicly promoting, disclosing, or displaying Party A's customized product plans.
4. Any disclosure of confidential information shall constitute a serious breach of contract, subject to a high contractual penalty and full compensation for all losses.
1. Party B guarantees that its production qualifications, hygiene permits, and production standards are fully compliant, and that all raw materials are legally sourced and traceable.
2. If unqualified inspection results, regulatory penalties, negative market publicity, or consumer claims arise due to Party B's non-compliant production, raw material substitution, or process violations, Party B shall bear full responsibility, and Party A shall have the right to seek compensation.
3. Product labels and entrusted processing information may be printed and put into production only after Party A's written confirmation.
1. Formula not purchased outright: after termination of the contract, Party B shall immediately stop using Party A's brand and stop producing the beer style, and may not continue selling the same beer style externally.
2. Formula purchased outright: after termination of the contract, Party A may freely transfer production capacity to any factory. Party B shall unconditionally hand over the complete set of technical documents, process parameters, and trial production records, and permanently discontinue use of the formula.
3. After termination of the contract, the confidentiality obligations, intellectual property restrictions, and prohibition on reuse within the same industry shall remain effective.
1. Clearly specify the amount or calculation method of the contractual penalty corresponding to each type of breach. Vague wording is strictly prohibited.
2. The breaching party shall bear all rights protection costs incurred by the non-breaching party, including attorney fees, notarization fees, testing fees, travel expenses, and compensation.
3. The agreed jurisdiction shall be the People's Court at Party A's location, thereby reducing the brand owner's rights protection costs.
1. This cooperation is an ODM customization model. Party B is responsible for beer style design, flavor finalization, and technical stability, and Party B shall bear responsibility for technical defects in the beer style.
2. All oral commitments shall be invalid. All ownership, exclusivity, and technical agreements shall be subject exclusively to this contract and supplementary agreements bearing the official seal.