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[ADDRESS]

[DATE]

Dear Sir/Madam,

RE: TERMINATION OF THE “EXCLUSIVITY CLAUSE” IN OUR AGREEMENT

We are writing to give you formal notice of the termination of your rights under the Exclusivity

Clause in our [NAME OF CONTRACT] (“the Contract”).

You have breached the Exclusivity Clause in the Contract. The Clause states:

“…Each calendar year during the Term of the Supply Agreement, “Client” shall purchase a quantity
of product no less than two (2) metric tons in 2018 and no less than four (4) metric tons in 2019 and
throughout the Term of this Agreement. The exception is the remainder of 2017 where “Client”
expects to order 700 kg of the Product. These anticipated purchase volumes are based on the current
Sales forecast, which may go up or down in a given year. Exclusivity will not be revoked if the Annual
Minimum Purchase Obligation of four (4) metric tons is within a 10% fluctuation, providing a lower
limit of three-point six (3.6) metric tons…”.

From our records for 2019, you purchased 1.0 ton. Therefore, you breached the aforementioned Clause of

the Contract by buying less than the Annual Minimum Purchase Obligation of four metric tons.

According, you have lost the right of Exclusivity in the aforementioned Clause.

We highly appreciate doing business with you. Save for this breach, we shall be pleased, and are looking

forward to retaining you as our customer.

Should you have any questions about this letter of termination, please let us know.

Yours Faithfully,

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