China OEM Supply Agreement Template (Bilingual English + Chinese)

The master contract that turns every purchase order into a protected order — molds, quality, IP, and RMB penalties a Chinese court will enforce.

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You're ordering month after month — on a pile of WeChat messages.

Your first run was fine. Now you're reordering regularly. But your "protection" is a stack of POs, emails, and verbal agreements that no Chinese court will take seriously. That's how buyers lose their molds, get knocked off on Amazon by their own factory, and pay for goods they never got to inspect.

Sign it once. Every order is pre-armored.

The OEM Supply Agreement is a master framework. You sign it once with the factory. Every purchase order you send for the next two years references the master — pulling in all the legal teeth automatically. The factory's fine print dies on contact.

What's inside

  • Master + Purchase-Order structure — each PO pulls in the agreement's teeth; factory fine print is killed
  • Tooling & mold ownership — your molds are yours when you pay; factory is a custodian; daily RMB penalty for non-return
  • Payment wired to inspection — 30% deposit, 70% only after goods pass; payment only to the licensed company account (stops the personal-account redirect scam)
  • Quality & AQL with real remedies — defect tiers with consequences, your inspector right, Epidemic Defect trigger
  • Anti-knockoff package — no third-shift overruns, no marketplace resale, no making your product for others, auditable records
  • Clean title-vs-risk split, late-delivery liquidated damages, buyer-favorable liability allocation (uncapped for IP, confidentiality, fraud)
  • Three working exhibits — Specifications, Pricing Schedule, Quality/AQL Standard
  • Company chop signature block capturing Chinese legal name, 18-digit USCC, legal rep, bank account

Why this one actually bites.

Most templates are Western documents that die in a Chinese court. This one is built on the enforceability spine that works: the Chinese version governs, the deal sits under PRC law in the court where your factory is registered, and the teeth are fixed RMB liquidated-damages figures — each one written with the Civil Code Article 585 pre-estimate language that keeps a court from cutting it.

China OEM Supply Agreement — $57

Lawyers charge $800–$1,500 to draft this. You get it for $57 — 19 articles, three exhibits, chop-ready, bilingual.

Get the Template — $57

These contracts are based on real agreements I used in my own Chinese factory deals. I'm not a lawyer — which is why I priced them fairly. They worked for me. They can work for you.

⚠️ Professional template, not legal advice. Have a qualified PRC or HK lawyer review, especially the Chinese text which governs. All sales final.

Common Questions

What is a China OEM Supply Agreement?

A China OEM Supply Agreement is the master contract governing your ongoing supply relationship with a Chinese factory — covering pricing, tooling ownership, quality standards, payment terms, IP protection, and what happens if the factory makes defective goods or starts selling your product to competitors.

Do I need a new agreement for each order?

No. The OEM Supply Agreement is a master framework. You sign it once, then each purchase order pulls in all the legal teeth by reference. Each PO is a simple fill-in-the-blank that references the master agreement, killing the factory's boilerplate fine print.

How does tooling ownership work?

The template specifies your molds are yours the moment you pay. The factory is a custodian with no lien rights. They must return physical tools AND digital files on demand, backed by a daily RMB penalty and a route to seize them in Chinese court.

What is an Epidemic Defect clause?

An Epidemic Defect clause triggers when a defect rate exceeds a threshold across multiple shipments. This template includes liquidated damages for epidemic defects, giving you a pre-agreed remedy without needing to prove exact losses in court.

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