If the company enters into an agreement with a winery in Spain to purchase all the red wine the winery produces, this would be a: output contract
An output contract is an arbitration where one party consents to acquire the complete product that the other party accumulates. Thus, the consumer will obtain all the 'output' the trader executes.
Output contracts can be valuable to consumers when there is conjecture about market supply or demand for a distinct good. Output contracts attend the sale of goods, these sorts of contracts are directed by the Uniform Commercial Code. In the fact of output contracts, the U.C.C. claims that both parties to the contract act in real faith.