In the world of international grain and feed trade, the Default Clause in GAFTA contracts is crucial. This clause defines what happens if a party fails to meet their contractual obligations. Key aspects include what counts as a default, how to formally notify the other party, and the remedies available.
For smooth sailing, ensure you’re clear on these details before signing. If a default does occur, follow the stipulated steps to address the issue and mitigate potential losses. Being prepared can make all the difference in managing trade risks.