Warehouse Storage Agreement with Manufacturer | USA

Prepare a Storage Order and Agreement for a customer to place goods in storage with this easy digital template for warehouse facilities.

Insurance Order

The agreement features an Insurance Order section. Goods stored in the warehouse are not automatically insured by the warehouseman. However, customers may request depository insurance for their stored goods. Insurance coverage will be arranged based on the customer’s declared value of the goods.

Storage Rates

Rates for storage are determined by two factors: the amount of space occupied and the value of the goods as declared by the customer. Customers are required to provide a declaration of value when placing goods into storage.

Payment Terms

All costs and expenses associated with storing the goods—including legal fees—are the responsibility of the customer. Accounts must be settled in advance of the storage period.

Liability

The warehouseman is not liable for any loss or damage to the goods. Customers who wish to protect their goods should consider ordering depository insurance.

Lien on Goods

The warehouseman retains a lien over the goods stored. This means that the warehouseman has the right to retain possession of the goods until all charges and fees are paid in full by the customer.

Format Availability

This template is available in MS Word format for ease of use and digital accessibility.

If you operate a warehouse storage facility in the United States, you can prepare your customer contracts with this ready-made USA Warehousing Agreement.

• The depositor indemnifies the warehouseman against any claims for unpaid charges for shipping goods to the facility.
• The warehouseman has the right to refuse to accept any goods that may be hazardous, or if the goods do not conform to the description contained in the agreement.
• The warehouseman is not liable for any demurrage, detention, or delays in loading or unloading unless due to the warehouseman's action or inaction.
• Upon request, the warehouseman will supply additional services, such as transit billing, physical checking of goods, providing dunnage, bracing, and packaging materials.
• The warehouseman is not liable for any damage or for the loss of goods due to inventory shortages, unless caused by the warehouseman's negligence.
• The warehouseman is responsible for paying transportation charges incurred by any mis-shipments.
• Intended to be used only in the United States.

Put together an exclusive supply and distribution arrangement between a manufacturer and a buyer under this Product Supply Agreement.

• The manufacturer agrees not to sell to any other party except the buyer, and to supply products to the buyer without interruption.
• The buyer will devote its best efforts to promote, sell and develop demand for the products. The manufacturer will refer all leads to the buyer.
• The buyer has the right to inspect the products and to reject any portion that does not comply with the terms of the agreement.
• The agreement includes provisions for confidentiality and intellectual property protection.
• The manufacturer agrees to indemnify the buyer against any claims or losses arising with respect to the manufacturing of the products.
• This Product Supply Agreement template is a generic (not country specific) legal contract.
• Download the template and customize it for your unique situation.