§ 2306 Output And Requirements Contracts

• •If a deal says the seller gives 'all they make' or the buyer takes 'all they need,' both sides must act fairly and not ask for way too much or too little.
• •If a seller or buyer agrees to only work with each other, the seller must try hard to provide the goods, and the buyer must try hard to sell them.
• •You can't suddenly ask for 100 times more stuff than usual if the deal doesn’t say that’s okay.

A bakery agrees to buy all its flour from one mill, and the mill agrees to sell only to that bakery.

The mill must try its best to give the bakery enough flour, and the bakery must try its best to sell the flour it gets. Neither can suddenly change the amount in a crazy way, like the bakery asking for 1000 bags one week when it usually only needs 10.