-------------------------------------------------- DRAFT FOR ATTORNEY REVIEW ONLY — NOT LEGAL OR FINANCIAL ADVICE This Agricultural Supply Contract draft is a structured preparation document only. Neither party guarantees specific harvest volumes, produce quality outcomes, or commodity price movements. FSSAI Food Safety and Standards Authority of India maximum residue limits applicable to onion exports and destination country MRL requirements for all target export markets must be confirmed before the Supplier applies any pesticide, AGMARK Grade A standards under the Agricultural Produce Grading and Marking Act 1937 India applicable to export quality onions must be confirmed with a qualified Indian agricultural attorney, the Essential Commodities Act 1955 India and applicable government price control orders or export restrictions on onions which are a price-sensitive commodity in India and may be subject to periodic government intervention must be confirmed with a qualified Indian attorney before this forward price contract is signed, Pesticides Act 1968 CIBRC registered pesticide use obligations for export crop production, GST applicability on agricultural produce sales under the CGST Act 2017 and applicable exemptions for unprocessed agricultural produce, Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 India compliance for collecting and processing Supplier personal and farm data, and Force Majeure clause enforceability under the Indian Contract Act 1872 for government export ban or price control order events must all be confirmed with a qualified Indian attorney and chartered accountant before this agreement is signed. -------------------------------------------------- AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CONTRACT — DRAFT FOR ATTORNEY REVIEW Document Ref: ASC-2026-001 Date of Preparation: June 1 2026 SUPPLIER: Rajendra Kulkarni Address: [Full address], Nashik Maharashtra India Contact: [phone] Email: [email] Farm Survey No: 88, Nashik district BUYER: Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd Nashik Maharashtra India GST Number: [GST registration number] FSSAI License: [FSSAI license number] Email: [company email] Phone: [company phone] Contact: [authorized buyer representative] Contract Reference: ASC-2026-001 Harvest Season: Kharif 2026 Effective Date: ________________________ 1. RECITALS 1.1 Rajendra Kulkarni is an individual onion farmer based in Nashik Maharashtra India who cultivates Nasik variety red onion at Survey Number 88 Nashik district and wishes to supply export quality onion to the Buyer under the terms of this contract. 1.2 Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd is an onion exporter and processor based in Nashik Maharashtra India that sources export quality onion from Nashik district farmers for export processing and international sale and wishes to purchase the Supplier's Kharif 2026 onion crop under the terms of this contract. 1.3 Both parties confirm their mutual intent to document this agricultural supply arrangement on the terms set out in this agreement. 2. DEFINITIONS 2.1 Supplier: Rajendra Kulkarni, the onion farmer. 2.2 Buyer: Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd. 2.3 Produce: Nasik variety red onion grown at Survey Number 88 Nashik district Maharashtra India during Kharif season 2026 as described in Section 4. 2.4 Contract Quantity: An estimated 50 metric tonnes subject to actual harvest yield as described in Section 5. 2.5 Forward Price: INR 1,800 per quintal being 100 kilograms as agreed in Section 5. 2.6 Delivery Date: The delivery period of October 15 to November 30 2026 as stated in Section 11. 2.7 Grading Standard: AGMARK Grade A as described in Section 7. 2.8 Moisture Content: The moisture content of the onion bulbs at delivery as described in Section 8. 2.9 Dockage: The price deduction per quintal applied when moisture content exceeds the base level as described in Section 8. 2.10 Pesticide Residue Limit: The maximum residue limits MRL applicable to this onion crop under FSSAI and applicable destination country standards as described in Section 9. 2.11 Governing Law: Laws of Maharashtra India. 3. PRODUCE DESCRIPTION 3.1 The agricultural produce covered by this contract is: Commodity: Nasik variety red onion Estimated Quantity: 50 metric tonnes Unit of Measure: Quintal being 100 kilograms Season: Kharif 2026 Harvest Period: October to November 2026 Origin: Survey Number 88, Nashik district Maharashtra India Grade: Export quality medium and large size 3.2 The Contract Quantity is an estimate only based on the planted area and expected yield. The Supplier is obligated to supply all export-grade onion produced from Survey Number 88 during the Kharif 2026 season up to 50 metric tonnes. 3.3 If the actual export-grade yield is less than 50 metric tonnes due to natural crop variation the Supplier will supply whatever export-grade quantity is available subject to the Crop Failure and Force Majeure provisions in Section 16. 4. FORWARD PRICING AND CONTRACT QUANTITY 4.1 The forward price agreed between Rajendra Kulkarni and Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd is INR 1,800 per quintal for AGMARK Grade A onion meeting the specifications in Section 7, locked at the date of signing of this contract. 4.2 The total estimated contract value at the forward price for 50 metric tonnes is INR 9,00,000. 4.3 The forward price is fixed and will not be adjusted for market price movements after the date of signing except as provided in the dockage and quality adjustment mechanism in Section 13. 4.4 Note: The Essential Commodities Act 1955 India has historically been used by the Indian Government to impose stock limits and export bans on onion during periods of price volatility. Any government export restriction or price control order issued after the date of signing constitutes a Force Majeure event under Section 16. The enforceability of a forward price contract for onion under applicable Indian commodity regulation must be confirmed with a qualified Indian attorney before signing. 5. PRE-HARVEST INSPECTION RIGHTS 5.1 Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd has the right to inspect the standing onion crop at Survey Number 88 at least once before harvest on providing Rajendra Kulkarni with a minimum of 7 days' written notice. 5.2 The pre-harvest inspection is for the purpose of assessing crop health, anticipated yield, bulb development, and general compliance with the agreed growing practice. 5.3 The Buyer may conduct a pre-harvest sample pesticide residue test with the Supplier's cooperation at the Buyer's cost. 5.4 Pre-harvest inspection findings are indicative only and do not override the final delivery grading and moisture assessment conducted at the time of delivery. 6. GRADING AND QUALITY SPECIFICATIONS 6.1 All Produce supplied under this contract must meet the following minimum quality specifications at delivery: 1. Grade: AGMARK Grade A under the Agricultural Produce Grading and Marking Act 1937 India. 2. Minimum bulb diameter: 50mm for medium size and 60mm for large size. 3. Freedom from rotten, diseased, or sprouted bulbs: Zero tolerance for rotten bulbs. Maximum 2 percent by weight diseased or sub-standard bulbs. 4. Dry outer skin: Minimum 2 dry outer skin layers on each bulb. 5. Foreign matter: Maximum 1 percent by weight soil, stones, or non-onion material. 6.2 Grading assessment at delivery will be conducted jointly by the Supplier and Buyer's representatives or by a mutually agreed third-party grader. 6.3 Note: Applicable AGMARK Grade A specifications for Nashik variety export onion under the Agricultural Produce Grading and Marking Act 1937 India and applicable APEDA agricultural export quality standards must be confirmed with a qualified Indian agricultural attorney. 7. MOISTURE CONTENT AND DOCKAGE 7.1 The base moisture content for full Forward Price payment is 83 percent moisture or below. 7.2 Produce delivered with moisture content between 83.01 percent and 85 percent will attract a dockage deduction of INR 20 per quintal per percentage point of moisture above 83 percent. 7.3 Produce delivered with moisture content above 85 percent will be rejected by the Buyer and will not be accepted under this contract. 7.4 Moisture content will be measured at the time of delivery by a calibrated moisture meter. If the Supplier disputes the moisture reading an independent test by a NABL accredited laboratory will be conducted and the result will be binding on both parties at equal cost. 7.5 Note: Applicable moisture testing methodology and applicable AGMARK moisture standards for onion exports must be confirmed with a qualified Indian agricultural attorney. 8. PESTICIDE RESIDUE AND FOOD SAFETY COMPLIANCE 8.1 Rajendra Kulkarni must ensure all Produce supplied under this contract complies with: 1. FSSAI maximum residue limits for all pesticides used on the onion crop as specified under the Food Safety and Standards Contaminants Pesticide and Antibiotics Regulations. 2. Applicable maximum residue limits of the destination country or countries to which Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd intends to export this onion. 3. Only CIBRC registered pesticides under the Pesticides Act 1968 India used at approved rates and within applicable pre-harvest intervals. 8.2 The Supplier must maintain a complete pesticide application register for the Kharif 2026 onion crop at Survey Number 88 covering each application the date, chemical name, CIBRC registration number, dosage applied, and pre-harvest interval. This register must be made available to the Buyer on request. 8.3 Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd has the right to commission pesticide residue testing of a representative sample of the Produce by a NABL accredited laboratory before or at delivery. 8.4 If pesticide residue testing reveals a breach of applicable MRLs Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd may reject the entire affected consignment without payment obligation. 8.5 Note: FSSAI export MRL standards for onion, applicable MRLs of target export markets including European Union Gulf and Southeast Asian markets, CIBRC pesticide registration and pre-harvest interval compliance, and APEDA export quality standards must be confirmed with a qualified Indian food safety attorney before this contract is implemented. 9. POST-HARVEST STORAGE AND HANDLING 9.1 After harvest and before delivery to the Buyer's cold storage Rajendra Kulkarni must: 1. Store the harvested onion in dry, ventilated farm storage away from direct sunlight and moisture. 2. Not mix export-grade contracted onion with non-export or lower grade onion. 3. Not apply any post-harvest chemical treatment without prior written Buyer approval. 4. Protect the Produce from rain and excessive heat during the pre-delivery storage period. 9.2 The Supplier is liable for any deterioration in onion quality during the post-harvest storage period before delivery. 10. DELIVERY TERMS AND LOGISTICS 10.1 Delivery location: Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd's cold storage facility in Nashik Maharashtra India. 10.2 Delivery period: October 15 to November 30 2026. Deliveries may be made in multiple consignments within this period by mutual agreement. 10.3 The Buyer will arrange and bear the cost of transport from the Supplier's farm at Survey Number 88 to the Buyer's cold storage. 10.4 Title and risk in each consignment pass from the Supplier to the Buyer at the weighbridge at the Buyer's cold storage on completion of weight and grade assessment. 10.5 The Supplier must provide the Buyer with a minimum of 48 hours' notice before each delivery consignment. 11. TITLE AND RISK TRANSFER 11.1 Title and risk in each consignment of Produce pass from Rajendra Kulkarni to Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd at the weighbridge at the Buyer's cold storage on the completion of weight confirmation and grade acceptance. 11.2 Until title passes each consignment remains at the Supplier's risk. After title passes the Buyer bears all risk of loss or deterioration. 11.3 Rejected consignments remain the Supplier's property and at the Supplier's risk from the time of rejection. 12. PRICE ADJUSTMENT MECHANISM 12.1 DOCKAGE — BELOW SPECIFICATION: 1. Moisture content above 83 percent up to 85 percent maximum: INR 20 per quintal per percentage point above 83 percent. 2. Foreign matter above 1 percent up to 2 percent: INR 10 per quintal deduction. 3. Sub-standard bulbs above 2 percent up to 5 percent by weight: INR 15 per quintal deduction. 12.2 PREMIUM — ABOVE SPECIFICATION: Premium of INR 30 per quintal payable for consignments with moisture content below 80 percent and zero diseased bulbs by prior written agreement at the time of delivery. 12.3 Multiple dockages may apply simultaneously. 13. REJECTION AND DISPUTE PROCEDURE 13.1 If Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd rejects a consignment the Buyer must provide Rajendra Kulkarni with a written rejection notice within 24 hours of delivery stating the specific reason for rejection. 13.2 If the Supplier disputes the rejection grounds a jointly commissioned sample must be sent to a NABL accredited laboratory within 48 hours of the rejection notice. The laboratory result is binding on both parties. 13.3 Cost of independent laboratory testing for disputed rejections is borne equally unless the laboratory confirms the Buyer's rejection grounds in which case the Supplier bears the full testing cost. 13.4 Rejected produce must be removed from the Buyer's cold storage by the Supplier within 5 days of rejection confirmation. 14. PAYMENT TERMS 14.1 Payment for each accepted consignment is due within 7 days of delivery confirmation and weight receipt issuance. 14.2 Payment by NEFT or RTGS to Rajendra Kulkarni's nominated bank account. 14.3 The Buyer will issue a purchase confirmation statement for each consignment within 24 hours of acceptance. 14.4 Note: GST applicability on agricultural produce sales under the CGST Act 2017 and the applicable GST rate or exemption for fresh onion must be confirmed with a qualified Indian chartered accountant. TDS on purchase payments to agricultural suppliers under the Income Tax Act 1961 India must also be confirmed. 15. CROP FAILURE AND FORCE MAJEURE 15.1 Neither party is liable to the other for failure to supply or accept the Produce caused by: 1. Natural crop failure due to drought, excessive rainfall, flood, or hail damage affecting the onion crop at Survey Number 88. 2. Pest outbreak such as thrips or fungal disease such as purple blotch causing material crop loss. 3. Government order including an onion stock limit order, export ban, or price control order under the Essential Commodities Act 1955 India making performance impossible or illegal. 4. Any other event beyond the reasonable control of the affected party. 15.2 The affected party must notify the other party in writing within 5 days of becoming aware of a Force Majeure event with reasonable evidence of the crop loss or government restriction. 15.3 If crop failure reduces the Supplier's exportable yield below 50 percent of the Contract Quantity the Supplier's supply obligation is reduced pro-rata to the available export-grade quantity. 15.4 Note: Force Majeure clause enforceability under the Indian Contract Act 1872 and the specific treatment of government price control and export ban orders as Force Majeure events under Indian contract and commodity law must be confirmed with a qualified Indian attorney. 16. SUPPLIER WARRANTIES 16.1 Rajendra Kulkarni warrants that: 1. The Produce is grown on land owned or lawfully cultivated by the Supplier and is free from any third-party claim or encumbrance. 2. All pesticides used on the Produce are CIBRC registered and applied within approved pre-harvest intervals. 3. The Produce at delivery will comply with FSSAI MRL standards to the best of the Supplier's knowledge. 4. The Supplier holds all required agricultural licenses or registrations for commercial onion cultivation. 17. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 17.1 Each party's total liability to the other for any claim arising from this contract is limited to the total contract value of INR 9,00,000. 17.2 Neither party is liable for indirect or consequential losses. 17.3 Note: Limitation of liability under the Indian Contract Act 1872 and Consumer Protection Act 2019 India must be confirmed with a qualified Indian attorney. 18. CONFIDENTIALITY 18.1 Both parties agree to keep the forward price, contract volume, and all commercial terms of this contract confidential from third parties. 19. DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY 19.1 Both parties handle each other's personal data including farm details, contact information, and banking details only for administering this agricultural supply contract in accordance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 India. 19.2 Note: DPDP Act 2023 India compliance must be confirmed with a qualified Indian attorney. 20. GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTES 20.1 Laws of Maharashtra India and the Indian Contract Act 1872 govern this agreement. 20.2 Disputes proceed through direct negotiation then the Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum in Nashik. 21. ENTIRE AGREEMENT 21.1 This agreement is the complete understanding between Rajendra Kulkarni and Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd. Any amendment requires written consent. SIGNATURE BLOCK: Note: Both parties must have this agreement reviewed by a qualified Indian agricultural attorney and chartered accountant before signing. Essential Commodities Act 1955 India export ban and price control risk, AGMARK Grade A onion specifications, FSSAI MRL export compliance, CIBRC pesticide registration, Indian Contract Act 1872 Force Majeure enforceability, CGST Act 2017 GST on agricultural produce, TDS on supplier payments, DPDP Act 2023 compliance, and APEDA export quality standards must all be confirmed before signing. Rajendra Kulkarni (Supplier) Signature: ________________ Date: ____________________ Witness: ________________ Agro Fresh Exports Pvt Ltd (Buyer) Authorized Signatory: ________________ Name: ____________________ Date: ____________________ -------------------------------------------------- This Agricultural Supply Contract draft was generated by an AI drafting tool as a structured preparation and documentation aid only. It does not constitute legal, financial, or tax advice. The Essential Commodities Act 1955 India may impose export bans or price control orders on onion — confirm enforceability of forward price contract with a qualified Indian attorney. FSSAI MRL compliance is mandatory for export. Always have this document reviewed before signing. --------------------------------------------------