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White Label Agreements are crucial commercial contracts used when a business wants to resell another company's products or services under their own brand name. This type of agreement is particularly relevant in the Australian market, where businesses must comply with strict consumer protection, privacy, and competition laws. A White Label Agreement typically includes provisions for intellectual property licensing, quality control, service standards, regulatory compliance, and commercial terms. It's commonly used in various sectors including financial services, technology, and manufacturing, where companies seek to expand their product offerings without developing products from scratch. The agreement must carefully balance the interests of both the provider and reseller while ensuring compliance with Australian regulatory requirements, including the Competition and Consumer Act 2010, Privacy Act 1988, and relevant industry-specific regulations.
