Termination letter—distributor to manufacturer

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Termination letter—distributor to manufacturer

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis Commercial expert

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[Manufacturer]

[Address]

Dear [Manufacturer],

Distribution Agreement dated [insert date] (the Agreement)

[This letter confirms our recent discussions.]

In accordance with clause [specify number of clause containing termination provision], please take this letter as [[eg 90] days’ OR immediate] notice of termination of the Agreement. [The Agreement will therefore come to an end on [date].] [This is not due to any breach by you of the Agreement, simply that

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