It can’t hurt to ask for something like that, but it may be tough to get a high-quality distributor to be willing to agree to such terms in a contract. They often want to make sure they get paid if you stop working with them since they invest a lot into helping grow your brand. As John hinted at, doing so without a written contract could be your best bet (as long as it is not a franchise state because then you’d obviously want a written contract). But, that could also be hard to get a good distributor to agree to. Not necessarily directly related to your question, but the recent issue of Artisan Spirit Mag has a pretty solid article that helps point out many things you should think about before starting a distribution agreement. Here is the link: https://issuu.com/artisanspiritmag/docs/artisanspirit_issue023_web/22
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