EXHIBIT 10.1

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SUPPLY AND LICENSE AGREEMENT

This supply and license agreement (“Agreement”), effective as of January 1, 2008 (the “Effective Date”), is by and between CTI Industries Corporation, having its principle office located at 22160 N. Pepper Road, Barrington, Illinois 60010 (referred to herein as “Supplier” or “CTI”) and S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc., a Wisconsin corporation, having its principal office located at 1525 Howe Street, Racine, Wisconsin 53403.

Whereas, Johnson and Supplier have entered into this Agreement to reflect their mutual understanding of the terms upon which Supplier will manufacture and supply certain products to Johnson;

Whereas, Supplier owns or controls the necessary property, plant and equipment so as to be able to produce such products;

Whereas, Supplier has agreed to grant Johnson the right to convert the manufacture and supply arrangement described herein to a license arrangement described herein upon the occurrence of certain events.

Now, therefore, the parties agree as follows:

1. DEFINITIONS

1.1 General. The capitalized terms defined herein shall have the meanings indicated for purposes of this Agreement. Terms defined in the singular shall have a comparable meaning when used in the plural, and vice versa.

1.2 “Affiliate” shallmean, with respect to Johnson, any entity controlling or controlled by Johnson, where control means the power to direct the management and policies of a party, and with respect to Supplier it shall mean any entity controlling, controlled by, or under common control with Supplier.

1.3 “Contract Year” means any period commencing on July 1 and ending on June 30 thereafter, unless otherwise noted, provided, however, that the first Contract Year shall be an eighteen month period beginning January 1, 2008 and ending June 30, 2009.

1.4 “Consumer Fields of Use” means all distribution channels of trade where consumers purchase, direct or indirect, products for ultimate use in the home or otherwise including but not limited to food, drug, and mass distribution retailers, do-it-yourself home improvement stores, warehouse clubs, office supply stores and similar retailers and internet outlets. This term shall not include commercial sales of airtight vacuum bags to business end-users for airtight dry storage of parts.

1.5 “Effective Date” is defined in the first paragraph of this Agreement.

1.6 “JohnsonLicense Agreement” shall mean Johnson’s license and right to use, at Johnson’s option and upon conversion pursuant to Sections 11.4 or 11.7 hereof, all Licensed Intellectual Property (defined under Section 21), and shall include the right to sublicense third parties.

1.7 “Net Account Revenue” means Johnson’s (including Johnson Affiliates’) gross sales of Bags that utilize any Supplier Patent Rights, to third party retail customers less any deductions or payments including the following:

(A) Supply Chain Logistics Discounts, meaning discounts for ordering full pallets, trucks, proper order lead times, etc.

(B) Supply Chain Channel Discounts, meaning wholesaler or broker discounts or similar items.

(C) Supply Chain Discounts/Markdowns, meaning discounts applied to obsolete goods in Johnson warehouses to incent secondary market sales.

(D) Returns, meaning full case returns including any third party handling fees.

(E) Remnants/Spoils, meaning less than full case returns or damaged cases including any third party handling fees.

(F) Cash Discounts, meaning discounts allowed for prompt payment of invoices.

(G) Deals, meaning all other trade payments for account specific consumer promotions, markdowns, volume or growth rebates, display programs, slotting fees, etc.;

provided that, for purposes of this definition only, Bags shall be deemed to include Product starter kits that include both Bags and [*] Pumps supplied by Supplier but shall not include Product starter kits that include Bags supplied by Supplier without a [*] Pump supplied by Supplier.

1.8 “Product(s)” means the following products, individually or collectively:

(A) a zippered airtight vacuum bag, listed on Schedule 2.1, incorporating a [*] valve and covered by claim(s) of Supplier’s patents 6,984,278, 6,033,113, 7,305,742, or other patents pending (the “Bag”), and

(B) a [*] vacuum pump designed to interface with a [*] valve on the vacuum bag, as listed on Schedule 2.1 (the “Pump”).

1.9 “Supplier Patent Rights” means those U.S. and foreign patents and patent applications, currently pending or issued, that are owned, licensed, or otherwise controlled by Supplier, and that contain any issued valid claim that reads on the Product(s), including but not limited to those patents listed in Schedule 1.9, attached hereto, and hereby incorporated herein by reference.

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1.10 “Term” as used herein shall have the meaning as set forth in Section 3 below.

1.11 “Territory” means worldwide.

2. TERMS OF SALE

2.1 Supply Commitment. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, the Supplier shall manufacture and sell to Johnson and Johnson shall purchase from Supplier the products listed in Schedule 2.1 ("Product(s)"). Schedule 2.1 contains a list of the Products (“Product List”) and the price adjustment mechanism(s) for the Products (“Price Adjustment Mechanism(s)”), if any. The Product List may be amended from time to time by written agreement of the parties.

2.2 Purchase Orders. Johnson may place orders in writing, by phone (confirmed in writing), or by electronic data transmission (“Purchase Order(s)”).

2.3 Shipments. Shipments are according to Johnson’s delivery schedules and shipping instructions (“Shipment Terms”) as set forth in Schedule 2.3. The Shipment Terms apply until changed by Johnson. Delivery schedules shall not materially exceed the capacity levels and forecasts as provided in Section 6 hereof.

2.4 Payment Terms. Payment terms for Bag purchases are forty (40) days from the later of (i) the date of invoice or (ii) acceptance of Product. Payment terms for Pump purchases are forty two (42) days from the shipment date, provided that the goods were received by Johnson a minimum of seven (7) days prior to the end of such time period and Johnson has not rejected the goods. In no event shall Johnson be required to make payment before receipt of Product nor shall invoices be dated prior to the date of shipment. Johnson does not waive any right it has for adjustment of the amount due to Supplier by its having paid for the Product.

2.5 Designated Purchasers.

(A) Johnson may request that Supplier sell Product directly to a third party purchaser. Under these circumstances, such designated third party purchaser shall purchase the Product subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. In the event that Supplier determines that a designated third party purchaser is not performing according to the terms of this Agreement (including events of late payment), Supplier has the right to cease selling to such third party purchaser; provided, however, that Supplier shall notify Johnson if a designated third party purchaser is not performing according to the terms hereof, and shall allow Johnson at least sixty (60) days to attempt to resolve the matter with the designated third party purchaser before Supplier ceases sales to such designated third party purchaser.

(B) References to Johnson are considered a reference to such third party purchaser if Johnson has exercised its option to have Product sold to such third party purchaser. Johnson may change or add third party purchasers at any time upon written notice to the Supplier.

2.6 Additional Terms. Acceptance of this Agreement is limited to acceptance of the terms and conditions contained in this document. Any proposal for additional or different terms or attempt by Supplier or Johnson to change any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement is rejected and not of any effect. Additionally, if any terms of a Purchase Order, invoice or other document exchanged between the parties related to the purchase of the Product(s) conflicts with the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall apply.

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3. TERM

3.1 Initial Term. This Agreement shall commence on the Effective Date and continue in full force and effect for an initial term ending June 30, 2011 (“Initial Term”), unless renewed per the terms of Section 3.2 or terminated earlier pursuant to this Agreement (the Initial Term and any renewal terms shall be referred to collectively as the “Term”).

3.2 Renewal Terms. After the Initial Term, this Agreement may be renewed for two additional terms of two (2) years each. This Agreement shall automatically renew for a first renewal term of two (2) years (“Automatic First Renewal Term”) if the Product prices for the fourth Contract Year as proposed by Supplier to Johnson pursuant to Section 4.2(A) below are equal to or less than the target Product prices set forth in Schedule 3.2 attached hereto. If this Agreement does not automatically renew in accordance with the preceding sentence, then Johnson shall have the right to unilaterally renew this Agreement for the first renewal term of two (2) years (“First Renewal Term”) by giving written notice to Supplier at lease four (4) months prior to the end of the Initial Term. In addition, provided this Agreement has been renewed for the Automatic First Renewal Term or First Renewal Term, Johnson shall have the right to further extend this Agreement for a second renewal term of two (2) years (“Second Renewal Term”) by giving written notice to Supplier at least four (4) months prior to the end of the such first renewal term.

4. PRICING

4.1 Price. The initial price for each Product is set forth in Schedule 2.1.

4.2 Price Adjustments.

(A) Periodic Price Adjustments. The Product prices in Schedule 2.1 (including the Supplier’s conversion cost component of the Product price as stated in Schedule2.1) are firm for the entire Initial Termexcept as provided in the Price Adjustment Mechanism in Schedule 2.1 and Sections 4.2 and 4.4. For the Renewal Terms, Supplier will provide to Johnson, at least six months prior to the commencement of the First or Second Renewal Term (as applicable), the Product price for the first year of the applicable Renewal Term. The Product prices for Bags will be fixed for each Renewal Term and will be based on the following price components as submitted for the first Contract Year of the applicable Renewal Term: [*] The Product prices for Pumps for each Renewal Term shall be calculated per Schedule 2.1.

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(B) Johnson Requested Change. If Johnson requests a change in the Specifications or manufacturing process and the change would affect Supplier's conversion cost and/or materials cost, the parties shall determine the impact, if any, the change would have on the Product price. If Johnson and Supplier agree on a price adjustment, the Specification change or manufacturing process change, or both, will be implemented, and the price change will become effective on the date the change is implemented.

(C) Complete Pricing. The Product prices are complete, and Supplier may not add charges of any type without Johnson's prior written consent. Examples of charges that may not be added to the price include, without limitation, shipping, packaging, labeling, customs duties, taxes, storage, insurance, boxing, overtime (unless approved by Johnson in advance), and crating costs.

(D) Most Favored Pricing. The Supplier represents and warrants to Johnson that the Product prices are not less favorable than those currently extended by Supplier to any other person for the same or similar articles supplied in similar quantities. If permissible under applicable law, Supplier shall immediately reduce the price to Johnson for the affected Product if Supplier reduces its price to other persons for the same or similar article for the supply of similar quantities.

(E) [*] price adjustments. Product prices shall be subject to [*] price adjustment made effective on the first day of each calendar quarter in accordance with Schedule 2.1 attached.

4.3 Shrinkage. Supplier is responsible for all expenses relating to manufacturing losses and inventory losses until the Product is delivered to and accepted by Johnson.

4.4 Cost Savings. Supplier shall use its reasonable commercial efforts to generate cost savings in the cost of the Products. Cost savings shall be allocated as follows:

(A) Cost savings, which (i) result from Product or Product packaging modifications or (ii) result from projects initiated jointly or solely by either party and require no investment by Supplier or (iii) result from a relocation of production to another Supplier manufacturing facility, will be applied solely to reduce Product prices upon implementation. If Supplier must invest to achieve these savings, these savings will (i) first be used to fund the cost of the investment and (ii) thereafter will be applied solely to reduce Product prices.

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5. SPECIFICATIONS

5.1 Specifications. Johnson has given Supplier copies of the Product Instruction Handbooks. The Green General Specifications and Guidelines Handbook contains general specifications for goods being manufactured for Johnson. Specifications for new products just being launched are in Red Product Instruction Handbooks. Blue Product Instruction Handbooks cover the specifications for established products. Yellow Product Instruction Handbooks cover the specifications for special pack products. These Product Instruction Handbooks contain Product-related, finished goods, and packaging specifications; manufacturing instructions, formulas, processing instructions, quality control procedures, finished goods and component performance tests, Acceptable Quality Limits; and other information relating to the manufacture of Product (the “Specification(s)”). Supplier shall not use the Product Instruction Handbooks for any purpose other than to perform its obligations under this Agreement. Supplier shall manufacture Product in compliance with the Product Instruction Handbooks. The Product Instruction Handbooks (including all copies and related notes) must be returned to Johnson upon Johnson’s request or upon termination of this Agreement. Upon changes in the Specifications, Johnson will provide amended Product Instruction Handbooks to Supplier.

5.2 Changes. Supplier must not change any Specification or manufacturing location without Johnson’s prior written consent. Johnson shall have the right, but not the obligation, to change the Specifications, from time to time, upon reasonable advance written notice to Supplier and, in that case, Johnson and Supplier shall enter into good faith negotiations to adjust the price in accordance with Section 4.2(B). For changes to be effective, they must be set forth in a writing that is signed by the parties and incorporated as an amendment to the Specifications.

5.3 Materials. Unless otherwise agreed, Supplier is solely responsible for obtaining the equipment, materials, components, and services required by Supplier to manufacture and deliver Product. To the extent not covered by the Specifications, providers of and specifications for materials and components must be approved in advance by Johnson. If Johnson has a supplier of raw material and/or components that could result in a Product cost savings, Johnson shall have the right to change the Specifications pursuant to Section 5.2 above to include such material and the designated supplier, subject to the terms of Section 5.2. In addition, Supplier may use an alternative supplier if approved in advance and in writing by Johnson. If Supplier fails to obtain Johnson’s prior written approval, Supplier shall assume any and all responsibility in accord with Section 12.1 of the Agreement.

6. MANUFACTURING CAPACITY

6.1 Capacity. Supplier guarantees sufficient capacity at its production facilities to manufacture and deliver the quantities of Bags and Pumps during the Product introduction phase as set forth in Schedule 6.1 hereto. Thereafter, Supplier will use reasonable commercial efforts to develop and maintain capacity at its owned or controlled production facilities to manufacture and deliver at least 150% of Johnson’s annual forecast requirements (updated quarterly) as forecasted under Section 6.2 for the Products, provided that, and notwithstanding anything else herein, if at any time Johnson’s actual Product purchases for a calendar quarter causes Supplier’s capacity to fall below the 150% threshold (as compared to such actual purchases), then Supplier will have one hundred fifty (150) days to meet the 150% requirement. This is not a commitment by Johnson to purchase any quantity. The minimum criteria for any Contract Year of this Agreement shall be that Supplier’s service permits Johnson to ship 99% of its orders using Products to Johnson customers on time and complete.

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6.2 Forecasting.

(A) Johnson may provide on-line access for Supplier to Johnson’s production forecasting system or its equivalent (collectively, “PFS”). This access will permit Supplier to have current information relating to Johnson’s estimates of production forecast. Johnson shall provide such other information as Supplier may reasonably request concerning Johnson’s forecasts. Supplier shall only access that portion of the PFS system necessary for Supplier to determine Johnson’s Product needs. All information in the PFS system is highly confidential and will be treated as Johnson Confidential Information pursuant to Section 17 below.

(B) If Supplier does not have access to Johnson’s PFS system, Johnson shall provide non-binding annual forecasts, updated quarterly, and binding written or electronic data input ("EDI") Purchase Orders. The initial non-binding annual forecast is attached hereto as Schedule 6.2.

6.3 No Requirements and No Minimums. This is a not a requirements contract. Additionally, Johnson does not have to purchase a minimum quantity of Product. Johnson does not have to use its best efforts to promote and sell the Product, and Johnson may discontinue or reduce its commercialization effort with respect to any Product at any time for any reason.

6.4 Exclusivity. During the Term of this Agreement, Supplier and its Affiliates shall not directly or indirectly manufacture or sell the Product or any other zippered air tight vacuum bag, or license the Supplier Patent Rights, in the Consumer Fields of Use in the Territory, for or to anyone other than Johnson, except that Supplier shall have the right to sell Supplier’s commercialized zippered vacuum bag with a molded external valve to department specialty stores (e.g. Kohl’s Department stores and Bed, Bath and Beyond), sporting goods stores (e.g. Gander Mountain and Dick’s Sporting Goods), the sporting goods/outdoor section of Mass Merchandise stores (e.g. Wal-Mart’s sporting goods section) and direct sales through internet channels. Furthermore, Supplier shall have the right to sell large sized zippered vacuum bags having a layflat surface area greater than two hundred fifty square inches that are intended for use in non-food home storage applications through any channels of distribution. During the Term of this Agreement Johnson will not manufacture or purchase the Product from anyone other than Supplier, unless and until Johnson exercises its right and option to convert this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to Section 11.4 or 11.7 below.

7. BRAND NAME

Supplier acknowledges that Johnson’s Ziploc brand (or another brand designated by Johnson) will be the primary brand name for the Product. Johnson shall also select, own and control any sub-brand for the Product.

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9. ROYALTY PAYMENTS AND REPORTS

9.1 Conversion to Johnson License Agreement.If this Agreement converts to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to Section 11.7 below, the royalty fee payable on Johnson’s Bag Product Net Account Revenue shall be referred to herein as “Royalties.”

9.2 Payment Due Date. Any and all Royalties payable pursuant to Section 11.7 shall be paid to Supplier at the address set forth on the first page hereof, within sixty (60) days of the close of each calendar quarter within which the royalties accrued. All Royalties payable hereunder shall be paid in USD. The royalties which are to be paid for sales made in non-USD shall be calculated separately for each month of the calendar quarter by determining the aggregate Net Account Revenue of Products for that month in local currency, then converting same to USD using the average of the conversion rates for the first and last business day of that month as published in the Wall Street Journal (New York edition). The royalties for each month of the calendar quarter shall be calculated separately as described, and then added to arrive at the quarterly royalty payment.

9.3 Statements. Johnson shall prepare and issue a report for each calendar quarter, identifying this Agreement and showing (A) total number or amount of Products by item sold by Johnson and its Affiliate sublicensees, (B) Bag Product Net Account Revenue, and (C) the royalties accrued during the quarter and payable to Supplier.

9.4 Taxes and Other. Johnson shall be responsible for payment of any taxes on the sale of Products. If any taxes are required to be withheld on the royalties due under this Agreement, which taxes would be owed by Supplier, Johnson shall pay such taxes on behalf of Supplier, provide to Supplier a copy of the withholding tax certificate, and deduct any such payments from the amounts due to Supplier.

10. SUPPLIER REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

10.1 Product Representations and Warranties. The Supplier represents and warrants to Johnson with respect to each delivery of Product as follows:

(A) Product has been manufactured in compliance with the Specifications, is new, and is free from defects in materials and workmanship and conforms in all respects to agreed samples. Product is adequately contained, packaged, marked, and labeled. Product is merchantable and is safe and appropriate for the purpose for which goods of that kind are normally used and shall be suitable for food contact applications as defined by the FDA and, for product destined for the Canadian market, the Canadian equivalent of the FDA Notwithstanding the foregoing, Supplier shall not be responsible for Product defects to the extent caused by Bag valves supplied by Johnson’s approved valve supplier, [*], or Bag zippers supplied by [*], provided that Supplier fully complies with all of the Quality Control procedures and standards contained in the Product Instruction Handbook with respect to the inspection and testing of such valves and zippers. For the avoidance of any doubt, Supplier shall be responsible for Product defects caused by Supplier’s breach of any such Quality Control requirements applicable to the valves and zippers.

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(B) Supplier has conveyed to Johnson good title to the Products, free from any lawful security interest, lien, or encumbrance.

(C) Supplier and Supplier’s facilities comply with all applicable laws relating to the manufacture, storage and sale of the Product, including import and export compliance. Johnson may audit Supplier’s compliance with applicable laws, rules, regulations and the like, including a safety and environmental audit.

(D) To Supplier’s best knowledge, neither Products nor Supplier’s methods and means of manufacturing Products infringe a valid patent, copyright, design right, or trade secret of a third party.

(E) Waste material generated in connection with the production of the Products, as well as any other products manufactured by Supplier at its facility, has been or will be disposed of in strict compliance with applicable laws. Upon request, Supplier shall certify its compliance with such laws.

(F) Supplier is authorized to enter into and perform this Agreement and will not breach any obligations owed to another person by performing this Agreement.

(G) Product, Product constituents, and production methodologies comply with all applicable laws, regulations and government directives, including, but not limited to the Toxic Substances Control Act.

10.2. PatentRepresentations and Warranties. Supplier represents and warrants to Johnson with respect to Supplier Patent Rights as follows:

(A) Supplier is the owner or exclusive licensee, and otherwise in control of all of said Supplier Patent Rights, and that all of the associated patents and patent applications, owned, licensed, or controlled by Supplier within defined Consumer Fields of Use, are set forth in Schedule 1.9. Furthermore, Supplier represents and warrants that said Schedule captures all of the patent rights owned, licensed or otherwise controlled by Supplier that fully cover the subject matter of Products as defined herein.

(B) Supplier has authority to enter into this Agreement and to perform its obligations under this Agreement and that it has been duly authorized to execute and to deliver this Agreement.

(C) As of the date of signature hereto, and with exception for any specific disclosures made to Johnson within the prior ninety days by Mr. John Schwan on behalf of Supplier, Supplier is without knowledge, whether actual or implied, of any pending or threatened infringement litigation with respect to Supplier Patent Rights, and furthermore that it has not received any actual notices of infringement with respect to any of its own manufactured products that may or could be covered by or related to Supplier Patent Rights.

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(D) As of the date of signature hereto, and with exception for any specific disclosures made to Johnson within the prior ninety days by Mr. John Schwan on behalf of Supplier, Supplier is without actual or implied knowledge of any patent, any document, or any other information, that would limit the validity of the Supplier Patent Rights under this Agreement.

(E) As of the date of signature hereto, and with exception for any specific disclosures made to Johnson within the prior ninety days by Mr. John Schwan on behalf of Supplier, Supplier is without knowledge that the practice of the Supplier Patent Rights is or may be limited by intellectual property rights of third parties. Moreover, Supplier shall have a continuing obligation to notify Johnson within thirty days of its receipt of any non-public information that impacts this warranty and representation.

10.3. Certification. Upon Johnson’s request, Supplier shall provide Johnson with a warranty certificate certifying compliance with any and all of the representations and warranties contained in Sections10.1 and 10.2.

10.4 Additional Agreements of Supplier.

(A) If requested by Johnson, Supplier must participate in Johnson’s Systems Quality Assurance Program (“SQA Program”) through Johnson’s Systems Quality Assurance group. If the Supplier produces “Critical Level I” products, as determined by Johnson, or Products that are used in the manufacture of products regulated by Good Manufacturing Practices (“GMP”) regulations, as determined by Johnson’s Regulatory group, Supplier agrees to achieve a rating of 3.0 or higher in each of the “red” subsystems in the SQA Program, and a rating of 2.5 or higher in each of the “yellow” subsystems in the SQA Program. Supplier further agrees to continuously improve in all areas of the SQA Program, with a target of an overall score of 4.0 or higher.

(B) If the Products are regulated or controlled by the United States Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) or its Canadian equivalent, Supplier shall maintain itself in good standing with the FDA and manufacture the Products in compliance with all Good Manufacturing Practices (“GMPs”) issued by the FDA from time to time, and all raw materials used in such Products shall be suitable for food contact applications as defined by the FDA or its Canadian equivalent. Johnson or its agents shall have the right to audit Supplier’s GMP compliance at any time.

(C) If the Products are registered with or regulated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) or Health Canada, Supplier shall manufacture the Products in compliance with all applicable EPA or Health Canada rules and regulations, and shall promptly provide to Johnson copies of all reports, notices, filings and other correspondence with the EPA or Health Canada and similar state, provincial or local agencies related to the Products, including, without limitation, “6(a)2” forms. Johnson or its agents shall have the right to audit Supplier’s EPA or Health Canada compliance at any time.

(D) If Supplier’s projected annual sales to Johnson is $1 million to $5 million in the United States, Supplier agrees to establish a Supplier Diversity procurement target and agrees to report, on a semi-annual basis, its expenditures for materials and/or services with certified minority and women-owned businesses (i.e., certified by an approved third party agency) attributable to Products made for Johnson in the United States. If Supplier’s projected annual sales to Johnson exceed $5 million in the United States, Supplier further agrees to submit a written supplier diversity procurement plan by March 31^st of each year. Johnson does not accept self-certification.

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(E) Supplier acknowledges that it has received, is aware of and has reviewed Johnson’s Manufacturing Code of Conduct (the “Code”), as amended from time to time, and agrees to comply with the Code. Further upon request, Supplier agrees to certify its compliance with the Code to Johnson. Johnson shall have the right to audit Supplier’s compliance with the Code at any time. The Code is attached hereto as Schedule 10.4(E).

(F) Supplier acknowledges that it has received, is aware of and has reviewed Johnson’s Business Conduct and Ethics Policy (the “Policy”), as amended from time to time, and agrees to comply with the Policy. The Policy is attached hereto as Schedule 10.4(F).

(G) Upon Johnson’s request, the parties will meet quarterly to review a “Supplier Scorecard” as developed by Johnson to track and require improvement, when necessary, the Supplier’s performance, including, but not limited to, key metrics such as price, guaranteed cost savings, quality, and service. Supplier will use reasonable commercial efforts to continually improve its performance on the metrics listed on the Supplier Scorecard. Supplier will track and report its performance related to these key metrics.

(H) If Supplier is importing or transporting imported products to Johnson or Johnson’s designated third party purchaser into the U.S. or Puerto Rico, and Supplier is eligible to become certified under the Customs - Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (“C-TPAT”) program, Supplier will become C-TPAT certified and comply with the C-TPAT requirements. If Supplier is not eligible to become C-TPAT certified, Supplier will comply with Johnson's security measures, a copy of which is attached in Schedule 10.4(H). Supplier will provide its certification number or evidence of its membership in C-TPAT, or proof of its compliance with Johnson’s security measures, whichever is applicable. Johnson may audit Supplier's compliance at any time upon reasonable notice.

(I) Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America. At the request of Johnson, Supplier will support the obtaining of Orthodox Union (OU) certification for the production line that manufactures Products. Thereafter Supplier shall maintain Kosher compliance on all production lines that manufacture OU certified product for Johnson. The Orthodox Union’s (OU) Rabbinic field representatives shall have the right to perform Kosher inspections of these lines at any time. Johnson or its agents shall have the right to be present for such audits.

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11. TERMINATION/CONVERSION OF AGREEMENT

11.1 Termination. Johnson may withdraw any Product(s) or all Products from this Agreement (the latter withdrawal of the entire Product portfolio being deemed to be tantamount to a termination of this Agreement) or terminate this Agreement in its entirety, at any time during the Initial Term, Automatic First Renewal Term or any other Renewal Term at its sole discretion by giving at least one hundred twenty (120) days written notice. In the event Johnson withdraws a Product during the Initial Term, the Automatic First Renewal Term or, if there is no Automatic First Renewal Term then the First Renewal Term, at its discretion pursuant to this Section 11.1, then Johnson shall have no further right to sell or distribute the applicable withdrawn Product hereunder as of the Product withdrawal date and, further, Johnson shall not be entitled to exercise its conversion and option rights pursuant to Section 11.7. In the event Johnson terminates this Agreement in its entirety prior to the end of the Initial Term, the Automatic First Renewal Term or, if there is no Automatic First Renewal Term, the First Renewal Term at its discretion pursuant to this Section 11.1, or if the Initial Term shall expire without automatic renewal for an Automatic First Renewal Term or without a renewal at the election of Johnson for a First Renewal Term, then Johnson shall have no further right to sell or distribute the Products as of the date of termination and, further, Johnson shall not be entitled to exercise its conversion and option rights pursuant to Section 11.7. In the event Johnson withdraws any Product or terminates this Agreement at its discretion pursuant to this Section 11.1 for effect (a) at the earlier of the last day of (i) the Automatic First Renewal Term (if applicable) or (ii) the First Renewal Term, or (b) if Johnson shall have renewed this Agreement for a Second Renewal Term, any time after the earlier of the dates specified in subpart (a), then Johnson shall have the right to convert this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to the conversion and option rights in Section 11.7 below. In the event the Automatic First Renewal Term or the First Renewal Term, if any, shall expire without renewal for a Second Renewal Term, then Johnson shall have the right to convert this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to the conversion and option rights in Section 11.7 below. Furthermore, in the event Johnson terminates this Agreement at any time pursuant to Section 11.2, then Johnson shall have the right to convert this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to the conversion and option rights in Section 11.7 below.

11.2 Termination for Breach. Johnson or Supplier may terminate this Agreement, subject to Johnson’s right to convert this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to the conversion and option rights in Section 11.7, upon the other party’s breach of its obligations under this Agreement by giving at least sixty (60) days written notice, which describes the reason for the termination. This Agreement will terminate, subject to Johnson’s right to convert this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to the conversion and option rights in Section 11.7, unless the party receiving the notice cures or remedies the situation supporting termination within the sixty (60) day notice period. Supplier shall not have the right to cure the breach if the breach relates to Supplier’s warranties and representations set forth in Section 10.1 hereof and such breach results in a Product recall or a government regulatory action or proceeding concerning the Product.

11.3 Bankruptcy. If Supplier makes any assignment of assets or business for the benefit of creditors, or if a trustee or receiver is appointed to administer or conduct Supplier’s affairs or business, or if it is adjudged in any legal action to be either a voluntary or involuntary bankrupt, the obligations of Johnson and the rights and privileges of Supplier under this Agreement shall be deemed to have become a Johnson License Agreement (as defined in Section 11.7) immediately prior to such assignment, appointment of trustee or receiver, or bankruptcy without Johnson giving any notice or taking any legal action.

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11.4 Automatic Grant of License Rights. If any Johnson forecast issued pursuant to Section 6.2 hereof states a forecasted annual volume (as updated quarterly) [*] or Supplier’s capacity falls below that quantity of Bags for any reason, then Johnson shall automatically be granted a Johnson License Agreement. Such Johnson License Agreement shall supplement and be in addition to this Supply Agreement, shall be on the same terms as the Johnson License Agreement described in Section 11.7 except that the license shall be a sole non-exclusive royalty free license only during the term of this Agreement, and Johnson shall have the right to manufacture, market and sell Bags or any improved Bag(s) or any similar product to meet budgeted or actual volume requirements in excess of the lesser of the following volumes (i) [*] or (ii) Supplier’s actual Bag production capacity. Johnson’s use of a third party contract manufacturer shall be subject to Supplier’s approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.

11.5 Change in Control. If a controlling interest in Supplier is transferred to a third party, then Supplier must immediately notify Johnson of such transaction. In that event, Johnson shall have the right to convert this Agreement to a fully paid-up royalty free Johnson License Agreement pursuant to Section 11.7 below provided that (i) the third party is a competitor of Johnson in one or more product categories within one or more of Johnson’s ten largest markets, or (ii) Johnson reasonably believes the third party does not meet its requirements for a supplier of product.

11.6 Assignment. If this Agreement and the rights and obligations hereunder are assigned by Supplier to a third party pursuant to Section 23.4 below, then Supplier must immediately notify Johnson of such transaction. In that event Johnson shall have the right to convert this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to Section 11.7 below provided that (i) the third party is a competitor of Johnson in one or more product categories in one or more of Johnson’s ten largest markets, or (ii) Johnson reasonably believes the third party does not meet its requirements for a supplier of product.

11.7 Johnson’s Conversion and Option Rights. Notwithstandinganything else herein, (a) upon termination of this Agreement by Johnson (i) at the end of the Automatic First Renewal Term or the end of the First Renewal Term, if there is no Automatic Renewal Term, or at any time thereafter pursuant to Section 11.1, or (ii) at any time during the Term hereof pursuant to Section 11.2, (b) in the event the Automatic First Renewal Term or the First Renewal Term, if any, shall expire without renewal of this Agreement for a Second Renewal Term, or (c) upon the occurrence of an event described in Sections 11.5 or 11.6 hereof, then Johnson shall have the right to convert this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement on written notice to Supplier. In addition, this Agreement shall automatically convert to a Johnson License Agreement upon the occurrence of an event described in Section11.3. The Johnson License Agreement shall be on the same terms and conditions as set forth in this Agreement, except (A) the Johnson License Agreement shall include the grant to Johnson of the non-exclusive right and license to use any and all Licensed Intellectual Property to manufacture, or have manufactured the Product, any improved or modified Product, or any substantially similar product anywhere in the world, and to market, import, distribute and sell Product or any improved or modified Product anywhere in the Territory, (B) the royalty rate for the Johnson License Agreement shall be [*] of Net Account Revenue payable to Supplier provided that the royalty will cease upon the expiration of the last Supplier Patent Right, (C) the Term of the Johnson License Agreement shall be indefinite, and (D) the Johnson License Agreement shall include the right to sublicense third parties. Upon conversion to a Johnson License Agreement, Supplier will promptly disclose all Licensed Intellectual Property to Johnson. All grants pursuant to this Section 11.7 shall include the right on the part of Johnson to make or have made the Product by Johnson, a Johnson Affiliate or a third party contractor.

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11.8 Effect of Termination. Upon termination, Supplier shall promptly stop all work and observe Johnson’s instructions regarding work in process.

12. DEFECTIVE PRODUCT

12.1 Remedies for Defective Product. Supplier shall promptly replace or correct defects in any Product, which Johnson reasonably deems is not or may not be in compliance with the Specifications or poses a health and/or safety risk (in any such case, a “Defective Product”), without expense to Johnson. If Supplier does not promptly correct defects or replace Defective Products, Johnson may notify Supplier and make the corrections or replace the Product itself or from a third-party supplier and charge Supplier for all costs and expenses incurred by Johnson in doing so.

12.2 Inspection. The inspection, test, acceptance, or use of Product does not affect any of Supplier's obligations to Johnson. Representations and warranties survive inspection, test, acceptance, and use of Product. Supplier's representations and warranties run to Johnson, its successors, and assigns.

13. EQUIPMENT, molds and tooling

13.1 Equipment.

(A) Supplier Equipment. From time to time, Johnson may request that Supplier purchase and place specific equipment at the Supplier’s facility for the sole purpose of producing the Products (the “Supplier Equipment”), and Supplier agrees to comply with such request(s). Supplier shall not use the Supplier Equipment for any purpose other than for production of the Products, unless Johnson has provided its prior written approval, and if such approval is given then Johnson will be credited for Supplier Equipment amortization at a rate to be agreed as part of the approval process. The Supplier Equipment is listed in Schedule 13.1 attached hereto, which will be reviewed and updated annually, if necessary, no later than February 15 of each year. Schedule 13.1 also describes, for each item of Supplier Equipment, the amortization schedule for purposes of determining Johnson’s Supplier Equipment purchase rights and obligations and Supplier’s sale obligations in the event of a withdrawal, termination or conversion of this Agreement, as further described in Section 13.3 below.

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(B) Johnson Equipment. Johnson may directly or indirectly purchase certain production equipment for use by the Supplier at Supplier’s facility for the sole purpose of producing the Products (“Johnson Equipment”). Supplier shall not use the Johnson Equipment for any other purpose. The Johnson Equipment is listed on Schedule 13.2 attached hereto, which shall be reviewed and updated annually, if necessary, no later than February 15 of each year. Supplier shall mark the Johnson Equipment as being owned by Johnson in a highly visible location on or adjacent to the Johnson Equipment, in a manner acceptable to Johnson. Supplier shall keep the Johnson Equipment free of any liens, encumbrances or other rights of third parties.

(C) Risk of Loss. Supplier shall bear the entire risk of loss, damage, theft, or destruction to the Supplier Equipment and Johnson Equipment (collectively the “Equipment”). In addition, Supplier shall carry and maintain, at all times and at its expense, physical damage insurance providing “all risks” coverage for the Equipment and public liability and property damage insurance in an amount levied upon the possession or use of the Equipment.

(D) Taxes and Fees. Supplier shall pay all fees, taxes and governmental charges imposed or levied upon the possession or use of the Equipment.

(E) Care of Equipment/Indemnification. Supplier shall, at its expense, keep the Equipment in good condition and working order and shall make all necessary adjustments, repairs, services and replacements in a manner consistent with prudent industry practice and subject to Johnson’s approval, from time to time. Supplier shall defend, hold harmless and indemnify Johnson from and against any damage (including incidental and consequential damages), expense (including reasonable attorney’s fees), loss, claim, demand, or liability resulting from or arising out of the use of the Johnson Equipment by Supplier, including but not limited to any personal injury, wrongful death or other claims.

(F) Personal Property. Supplier shall ensure that the Equipment remains personal property even though it may be installed on real property. Supplier shall, at its expense, comply with all laws, rules, regulations, requirements, orders and guidelines applying to the Equipment and its use (including, but not limited to, all requirements for safe operation of the Equipment), maintenance, repair, condition, storage and operation. Supplier shall not use the Equipment for any function not intended by its manufacturer, or operate the Equipment with any materials that do not meet the specifications of its manufacturer. Supplier shall keep all Equipment free of liens, claims and encumbrances.

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13.2 Molds and Tooling. The following governs all molds and tooling, if any, used by the Supplier to make Products:

(A) Supplier shall manufacture or have manufactured all molds and tooling required to manufacture the Products. The method by which the cost of the molds or tooling is funded is provided in Schedule 13.1.

(B) In the event new molds or tooling are required due to normal wear, or the molds or tooling become obsolete, Supplier shall replace such molds or tooling. The method by which the cost of the molds or tooling is funded is provided in Schedule 13.1.

(C) The provisions of Section 13.1 also apply to all molds and tooling.

13.3 Johnson’s Right to Purchase. Johnson shall have the right (and in some instances shall have the obligation) to purchase, and Supplier shall have the obligation to sell, all or any of the Supplier Equipment, molds, or tooling pursuant to the terms and conditions set forth in Schedule 13.1 attached hereto. Johnson’s purchase price for such Supplier Equipment, molds, or tooling is set forth in Schedule 13.1. In that case, Supplier will promptly cooperate with Johnson to transfer and deliver such equipment to Johnson.

14. INVENTORY

14.1 Seasonal Carry-Over or Slow-Moving Inventory. Johnson shall reimburse Supplier for raw material or component inventory carrying costs for seasonal carry-over or slow-moving inventory. Seasonal carry-over or slow-moving inventory is defined as inventory purchased by Supplier under a Purchase Order for the exclusive use in the Products which is not anticipated to be needed in the next one hundred twenty (120) days of production and is not obsolete. Seasonal carry-over or slow-moving inventory does not include materials or components otherwise usable by Supplier or purchased without Johnson’s approval or under a Purchase Order. Carrying costs shall mean the cost of warehousing, using a third-party warehouse, and interest expense at Supplier’s Borrowing Rates. Payment of such costs will commence thirty (30) days after the number of turns specified in the Price Template for the affected Product, or as otherwise agreed, and will discontinue when production begins again for the Product.

14.2 Closing Inventories. Supplier may rely upon Purchase Orders to purchase the materials and components necessary to assure the supply of Products. If Johnson terminates the Agreement, Johnson shall purchase Supplier's inventory of materials and components at Supplier’s cost, but only to the extent the inventory is dedicated solely to the manufacture of Product and was purchased to supply Product under a Purchase Order. Johnson shall purchase finished Product that was produced in good faith against a Purchase Order at the price in effect as of the termination date. If Johnson decides not to purchase finished Product on the termination date, Johnson will purchase the finished Product within six (6) months after the termination date if Johnson pays Supplier a reasonable, mutually agreed upon monthly carrying cost. Upon termination, Supplier shall cancel (if possible) open purchase orders for materials and components. Supplier shall assign non-cancelable orders to Johnson.   All requests that Johnson purchase finished Products, materials or components pursuant to this Section 14.2 must be made by Supplier in writing within ninety (90) days after the later to occur of (a) notification by Johnson that such finished Products, materials or components are obsolete, or (b) (i) in the case of obsolete finished Products, the last manufacture by Supplier of such finished Products or (ii) in the case of obsolete materials or components, the last use of such materials or components by Supplier in the manufacture of Products.

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14.3 Obsolescence. Johnson shall purchase from Supplier at Supplier’s cost any materials or components purchased in good faith against a Purchase Order that are made obsolete by a Johnson-approved change in the Specifications if Supplier cannot use the materials or components to manufacture other products or, if compatible with the other products, the materials or components are in excess of Supplier's 120-day requirement when aggregated with other stocks on hand or on order. Johnson shall purchase finished Product that becomes obsolete as a result of reformulation, relabeling, or repackaging if the Product was originally produced in good faith against a Purchase Order. Johnson shall purchase Product at the price in effect on the date of the Purchase Order against which such Product was manufactured.

14.4 Purchase Condition. Johnson’s obligation to purchase materials, components, or finished Product under this Section 14 does not apply to materials, components, or Product not in compliance with applicable Specifications.

15. INDEMNIFICATION

15.1 SupplierIndemnification.

(A) Supplier shall defend, hold harmless, and indemnify Johnson from and against any damage (including incidental and consequential damages), expense (including reasonable attorney’s fees), loss, lawsuit, claim, demand, or liability to the extent such results from or arises out of (i) any omission, misrepresentation, negligence, or breach of this Agreement by Supplier; (ii) any allegation against Supplier that Supplier’s manufacturing methods or equipment infringe upon, or constitute the misappropriation of, the patent or other intellectual property rights of any third party; (iii) any allegation against Johnson that Johnson’s use or sale of any Product, because manufactured using Supplier Patent Rights or Licensed Intellectual Property, infringes upon, or constitutes the misappropriation of, the intellectual property rights of any third party; (iv) any allegation that the materials or components used without the authorization of Johnson to manufacture and deliver Products infringe upon, or constitute the misappropriation of, the patent or other intellectual property rights of any third party; or (v) any allegation that the materials or components used without the authorization of Johnson to manufacture and deliver Products caused any injuries or damages.

(B) Supplier shall defend, indemnify and hold Johnson harmless from and against any damage (including incidental and consequential damages), expense (including reasonable attorney’s fees), loss, lawsuit, claim, demand, or liability arising out of bodily injury (including death), property damage, and personal injury, to the extent such results from or arises out of Supplier’s use or possession of the Equipment.

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(C) Supplier also hereby agrees to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify Johnson against any and all third party liability, claims, actions, suits, and expenses, and any other damages incurred by a third party or Johnson arising out of Johnson’s use of Supplier’s Patent Rights.

15.2 Johnson Indemnification. Johnson shall defend, indemnify and hold Supplier harmless from and against any damage (including incidental and consequential damages), expense (including reasonable attorney's fees), loss, lawsuit, claim, demand, or liability arising out of bodily injury (including death), property damage, or personal injury to the extent such arises out of (i) Johnson’s breach of this Agreement or (ii) Johnson’s production and sale of Products pursuant to a Johnson License Agreement.

15.3 Notice. The parties shall promptly notify each other in writing of the institution of any suit, claim, demand, or proceeding with respect to which a party may be entitled to indemnification.

15.4 Insurance. Supplier shall carry insurance during the term of this Agreement and for at least two years thereafter as follows:

(A) Workers Compensation and Employers Liability as required by law, and

(B) Comprehensive General Liability Insurance, which includes, without limitation, bodily injury liability, personal injury liability, property damage liability, products liability, and completed operations liability coverage.

15.5 Insurance Amounts. Supplier’s insurance must have total limits of at least US$10 million for each occurrence, combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage, including personal injury liability, products liability, contractual liability, and completed operations liability. Supplier shall name Johnson as an “additional named insured” on the insurance policies.

15.6 Certificate of Insurance. Within thirty (30) days after execution of this Agreement, Supplier shall provide to Johnson a Certificate of Insurance showing Supplier, the issuing insurance company, the type of insurance, the policy number, the effective date, the expiration date, and the limits of liability. The insurance must provide for at least thirty (30) days written notice to the parties regarding cancellation or material change in the insurance.

16. INSPECTIONS AND RECORDS

16.1 Right to Inspect. Johnson may, during regular business hours access any of Supplier’s premises to examine (i) Supplier’s records relating to its performance under this Agreement, and (ii) materials, components, manufacturing facilities, procedures, and Product in any state of production or delivery. Johnson’s inspection of Product (or its election not to inspect) does not operate as a waiver of Johnson’s right to reject and return Product under Section 12.

16.2 Retention of Records. Supplier shall maintain books and records relating to this Agreement for at least three (3) years.

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16.3 Retain Samples. Supplier shall maintain retain samples and manufacturing records related to any Product for at least three (3) years after such Product has been de-listed by Johnson.

16.4 Financial Statements. Supplier shall give Johnson a copy of its (i) annual report if it is a public company or (ii) audited financial statements if it is a privately-owned company.

16.5 Audits. Supplier shall carry out regular (at least once every six (6) months) and diligent audits of its manufacturing and supply chain processes and procedures and record keeping to ensure it is complying with the terms of this Agreement. Johnson shall have the right, but not the obligation, to require Supplier to carry out further audits in addition to the regular audits referred to above.

17. CONFIDENTIALITY

17.1 Definition. "Confidential Information" means any information disclosed by Johnson relating to its products or business. Confidential Information may be disclosed in oral, written, visual, or physical form by Johnson employees or by other persons disclosing under Johnson authorization. Information will not be considered Confidential Information if it can be shown to have been:

(A) Rightfully in Supplier’s possession prior to the date of Johnson's disclosure to Supplier,

(B) Available to the public prior to the date of Johnson's disclosure to Supplier or to have become available to the public after Johnson's disclosure without any unauthorized act or omission by Supplier,

(C) Disclosed to Supplier without restriction by a third party who had a right to disclose and was not under an obligation of confidence to Johnson, or

(D) Independently developed by Supplier by a person having no access to the Confidential Information.

Confidential Information will not be deemed to be generally available to the public or in Supplier’s possession merely because it may be embraced by a more general disclosure or merely because it may be derived from combinations of disclosures generally available to the public or in Supplier’s possession.

17.2 Confidentiality Obligation. Supplier shall not disclose any Confidential Information to any third party or use or reproduce any Confidential Information for any purpose other than to carry out its obligations under the Agreement. Supplier will disclose Confidential Information only to its employees who have a need to know. However, Supplier may disclose Confidential Information in compliance with applicable law or an order of a court of competent jurisdiction if Supplier gives Johnson prompt, advance notice of its need to disclose and cooperates with Johnson in an effort to narrow or avoid such disclosure, obtain any available protective order, or the like. Supplier agrees not to use any reference to Johnson or its products or trademarks, including, but not limited to, its logos, in Supplier’s advertising, web page, or other materials given or exposed to third parties without Johnson's express prior written permission granted by a Johnson officer. Notwithstanding anything else herein, Johnson acknowledges and agrees that Supplier must comply with certain SEC disclosure requirements, and may include reference to Johnson and this Agreement in documents filed with the SEC and related disclosure materials. Supplier shall redact from such disclosures any confidential business information to be extent permitted by the SEC. Supplier shall provide Johnson with an advance copy of any such SEC filings that include a reference to Johnson or this Agreement.

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17.3 Return of Confidential Information. Johnson may request the return of the Confidential Information at any time. If Johnson makes that request, Supplier will promptly comply, returning to Johnson any and all written or physical embodiments of the Confidential Information that are then in Supplier’s possession or control, including all physical or electronic copies.

17.4 Time Limitation. The confidentiality obligations in this Section 17 remain in effect for a period of three (3) years following termination of this Agreement, except that information identified by Johnson as strictly confidential will be maintained in confidence as long as it is confidential as defined under Section 17.1.

17.5 Additional Obligation. The obligations in this Section 17 do not abrogate, and are in addition to, any prior confidentiality agreements entered into between Supplier and Johnson.

18. FORCE MAJEURE

18.1 Force Majeure.

(A) Johnson Excuse. Johnson may delay delivery of Products occasioned by causes beyond its control. Supplier shall hold delayed Products at Johnson’s direction and shall deliver the Products when the cause for the delay ends. Johnson is responsible only for Supplier's direct additional costs in holding the Products or delaying performance of this Agreement at Johnson's request.

(B) Supplier Excuse. Supplier will be excused if delivery is delayed by the occurrence of unforeseen or unforeseeable events or by causes beyond its control, provided Supplier promptly notifies Johnson of the events and gives Johnson a revised delivery schedule. If a delay exceeds thirty (30) days from the original delivery date, Johnson may cancel the affected Purchase Order and convert this Agreement to the Johnson License Agreement pursuant to Section 11.4 above in order to manufacture or have manufactured that quantity of Product contained in Johnson’s cancelled Purchase Orders. Johnson shall be entitled to pre-qualify its own production line or that of a third party in order to prepare for such an event. If Supplier's production is only partially restricted or delayed, Supplier shall use its best efforts to accommodate Johnson's requirements and shall give unfilled Johnson Purchase Orders preference and priority over those of other customers that were placed after Johnson's Purchase Orders.

19. DISPUTE RESOLUTION

19.1 Dispute. Any dispute arising out of or relating to this Agreement, except for disputes involving or arising out of third-party claims described in Section 15, (“Dispute”) shall be resolved in accordance with the procedures specified in this Section 19, which shall be the sole and exclusive procedures for the resolution of any such disputes.

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19.2 Non-binding Negotiation. The parties shall attempt in good faith to resolve any Dispute promptly by negotiation between executives who have authority to settle the controversy and who are at a higher level of management than the persons with direct responsibility for administration of this Agreement. Any party may give the other party written notice of any Dispute not resolved in the normal course of business. Within twenty (20) business days after delivery of the notice, the receiving party shall submit to the other a written response. The notice and the response shall include (a) a statement of such party’s position and a summary of arguments supporting that position, and (b) the name and title of the executive who will represent that party and of any other person who will accompany the executive. Within ten (10) business days after delivery of the responding party’s response, the executives of both parties shall meet at a mutually acceptable time and place, and thereafter as often as they reasonably deem necessary, to attempt to resolve the Dispute. All reasonable requests for information made by one party to the other will be honored. All negotiations pursuant to this clause are confidential and shall be treated as compromise and settlement negotiations for purposes of applicable rules of evidence.

19.3 Non-binding Mediation. If a Dispute has not been resolved by negotiation within thirty (30) days of the disputing party’s notice, or if the parties fail to meet within twenty (20) days, one or both parties may request in writing to settle the dispute by mediation under the then current CPR Model Mediation Procedure for Business Disputes. Unless otherwise agreed, the parties will select a mediator from the CPR Panel of Neutrals and shall notify CPR to initiate the selection process. Unless otherwise agreed, mediation shall take place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

19.4 Arbitration.

(A) If a Dispute is not resolved by a non-binding procedure as provided herein within sixty (60) days of the delivery of the original notice, one or both of the parties may request in writing that it be settled by arbitration in accordance with the then current CPR Non-Administered Arbitration Rules by a sole arbitrator mutually acceptable to the parties provided, however, that if either party will not participate in a non-binding procedure, the other may initiate arbitration before expiration of the above period. The arbitration shall be governed by the United States Arbitration Act, 9 U.S.C. §1-26, and any court having jurisdiction thereof may enter judgment upon the award rendered by the arbitrator. The place of arbitration shall be Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The arbitrator is empowered to award damages as provided in this Agreement.

(B) The parties recognize that a party may need a preliminary remedy or other assistance of a court in aid of arbitration hereunder. The parties hereby consent to the jurisdiction of the courts in Wisconsin with respect to any application for preliminary injunctive relief or other assistance in connection with any arbitration hereunder and for entry of judgment with respect to the award of the arbitrator.

(C) The statute of limitations of Wisconsin applicable to the commencement of a lawsuit shall apply to the commencement of an arbitration hereunder, except that no defenses shall be available based upon the passage of time during any negotiation called for by the preceding paragraphs of this Section 19.

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(D) Each party shall be responsible for its own arbitration costs, including attorney fees.

19.5 Performance Pending Dispute. During the pendency of any Dispute under this Section 19, the parties shall continue to perform all of their respective obligations under this Agreement unless one party has terminated this Agreement under Section 11. The obligations under this Section 19 may survive termination at the sole discretion of the party terminating the Agreement under Section 11.

20. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR

20.1 Independent Contractor. The parties are independent contractors. This Agreement does not create a partnership, joint venture, employer-employee, principle-agent, or any similar relationship between the parties. Neither party has the right or authority to assume or create obligations or responsibilities, express or implied, on behalf of the other and neither may bind the other in any manner or thing whatsoever.

21. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

21.1 Definitions.

(A) "Intellectual Property (IP)" shall mean any invention (whether patentable or not and including, but not limited to, apparatuses, procedures, and designs), together with any data, writings subject to copyright, any patent, patent application, trademark, trade name, trade secret, service mark, drawing, formula, method of treatment, processing technique, or other intellectual property, and any secret know-how.

(B) “Project Intellectual Property” shall mean Intellectual Property relating to the Product, which includes any Improvements as defined herein below, whether invented solely by Supplier (also sometimes referred to in this Section 21 as “CTI”), solely by Johnson, or jointly by Supplier and Johnson under this Agreement, but shall not include any of Johnson’s or Supplier’s pre-Agreement Intellectual Property, the latter constituting Background Intellectual Property, as defined herein below (except for that portion of Supplier’s Background Intellectual Property which comprises Supplier Patent Rights or Johnson's Patent Rights, each as defined above, and as specifically identified in current Schedule 1.9).

(C) “Improvements” shall mean any and all contributions to Project Intellectual Property under this Agreement, [*], including but not limited to added features, enhancements or modifications of the Product, including the use of, or means or methods of manufacturing, the Product.

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(D) “Background Intellectual Property” shall mean all Intellectual Property owned respectively by Supplier or Johnson prior to this Agreement, but not including Intellectual Property created under said separate Term Sheet.

(E) “Licensed Intellectual Property” shall mean the subset of Supplier's Background Intellectual Property (including all of Supplier’s Patent Rights identified in Schedule 1.9) which is necessary for Johnson's manufacture and sale of the Product, any improved or modified Product or any substantially similar product in the event that Johnson converts this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to Sections 11.4 or 11.7 hereof.

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21.2 Rights to Intellectual Property.

(A) No disclosure of Confidential Information will be deemed by implication or otherwise to vest in Supplier any ownership rights in any of Johnson's Intellectual Property, Project Intellectual Property, or Background Intellectual Property. In addition, no disclosure of Confidential Information, or any grant of rights to Johnson by Supplier hereunder will be deemed by implication or otherwise to vest in Johnson any ownership rights in any of Supplier’s Background Intellectual Property. Notwithstanding any of the foregoing, Supplier is hereby granted a limited license to use Johnson's Project Intellectual Property to the limited extent required to perform its obligations under this Agreement.

(B) Except as may be otherwise provided under this Agreement, each party shall continue to solely own its respective Background Intellectual Property, and nothing in this Agreement, apart from any actual grant a license, shall be construed as a grant by one party of a license to the other party of any Background Intellectual Property owned by the one party as of the date of this Agreement.

(C) Supplier shall be entitled to a royalty-free, fully paid-up, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, non-exclusive license back from Johnson under all or any part of Project Intellectual Property to allow Supplier to use the Project Intellectual Property for a term running to the last to expire patent included within such Project Intellectual Property in the following Supplier Field of Use: (i) Supplier’s commercialized zippered vacuum bags with a molded external valve sold either alone or with a [*] or [*] vacuum pump through department specialty stores (e.g. Kohls Department stores and Bed, Bath and Beyond), sporting goods stores (e.g. Gander Mountain and Dick’s Sporting Goods) and the sporting goods/outdoor section of Mass Merchandisers (e.g. Wal-Mart sporting goods department) or direct sales through internet channels, and (ii) airtight vacuum bags sold for commercial uses but excluding sales to the Consumer Field of Use.

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(D) The spirit of this Agreement shall be one of open collaboration.Upon completion of any development work hereunder, both Supplier and Johnson shall provide the other with details of fruits of all results, including documentation (electronic and hard copies) and any tangible materials associated therewith so that compliance with terms of this Agreement may be fully met. Each party shall promptly disclose, in writing to the other, all Project Intellectual Property made, developed, or conceived which arises out of work conducted pursuant to this Agreement, said separate Term Sheet, or out of any Confidential Information provided to one party by the other.

(E) Supplier shall continue to be responsible for its own Background Intellectual Property, and shall pay all maintenance fees due and payable on said subset of Supplier's Background Intellectual Property under which Johnson is licensed hereunder. Supplier agrees to cooperate with Johnson in the perfection of Johnson’s rights to Project Intellectual Property, including any required assistance in the preparation and execution of all documents (including patent applications, assignments, and updates or additions to Schedule 1.9, of any and all patent rights), in a timely manner.

(F) Johnson will have the sole right to determine when and if it is appropriate to prosecute patent infringement by others within Johnson’s Consumer Fields of Use concerning Project Intellectual Property. In the event of any such prosecution of patent infringement, Johnson shall have the absolute right to control all aspects of such prosecution and Supplier hereby agrees to become an indispensable party to any lawsuit brought by Johnson. Johnson will pay the costs of such prosecution. However, with respect to any patent infringement that occurs within CTI’s Fields of Use, Supplier shall be free to pursue any patent infringement actions against third parties.

(G) The parties' obligations and rights under said Term Sheet will survive any early termination of this Agreement. Moreover, in the event of discrepancy between said Term Sheet and this Agreement, said Term Sheet shall be controlling and shall govern.

(H) In the event of termination and conversion of this Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to Section 11.7 hereof, then Johnson shall have a non-exclusive license to Supplier’s Background Intellectual Property to manufacture, have manufactured, distribute and sell the Product, any improved or modified product, and any substantially similar product.

21.3 Assistance by CTI. CTI shall provide all reasonable assistance to Johnson to effectuate the requirements of this Section 21, including, but not limited to, providing all necessary information and executing all necessary documents requested by Johnson.

22. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

As and when requested by Johnson in writing, Supplier shall promptly provide Johnson with all information necessary for Johnson to comply with all legal and regulatory requirements relating to the Products or any products in which the Products are to be incorporated, including, without limitation, the registration, packaging, labeling and provision of safety information (e.g., material safety data sheet) in all countries where products incorporating the Products are sold from time to time. Johnson may disclose such information as required by applicable law.

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23. MISCELLANEOUS

23.1 Governing Law. This Agreement and the relationship of the parties hereunder is governed by and interpreted in accordance with the internal laws of the State of Wisconsin without regard to its principles of conflict of laws.

23.2 Survivability. The claims of either party for indemnification or breach of warranty under this Agreement, as well as Sections 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 shall survive termination of this Agreement.

23.3 Modification. This Agreement is not modified or supplemented by any agreement or representation that is not contained in this document. Modifications or supplements to the Agreement must be agreed to in writing and signed by the parties.

23.4 Assignment. The rights and duties under this Agreement are not assignable or delegable by either party without the other party's prior written consent, except that Johnson may assign or delegate this Agreement, or any portion thereof, to a Johnson Affiliate without Supplier’s consent and Supplier may assign this Agreement to a third party purchaser of all or substantially all of its business (including all assets related to the performance of this Agreement).

23.5 Time of the Essence. Time and punctual performance are of the essence.

23.6 Waiver. Waiver by either party of nonperformance or any breach of this Agreement does not constitute a waiver of any subsequent nonperformance or other breach of the same or any other provision.

23.7 Notices. Notices must be in writing and must be sent to the recipient at the address set forth at the beginning of this Agreement. Either party may change the address to which notice must be given by written notice to the other party. Notices are effective upon receipt or 10 days after sending, whichever comes first, if the notice is sent by an overnight delivery service or if mailed postage prepaid, certified or registered mail, return receipt requested.

23.8 Severability. If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, the validity of the remainder of the Agreement will not be affected, and the rights and obligations of the parties will be construed and enforced as if the Agreement did not contain the invalid provision. The provisions of this Agreement are severable.

23.9 Entire Agreement. This Agreement and the documents referred to herein constitute the entire agreement between the parties relating to the subject matter of this Agreement. It supersedes any other agreement between the parties relating to this subject matter. It does not in any way alter, affect, or set forth the terms of a contractual relationship between the parties relating to a subject matter other than that set forth in this Agreement.

23.10 UN Convention. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods shall not apply to this Agreement.

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23.11 No Rule of Strict Construction. The parties chose the language used in this Agreement to express their mutual intent. No rule of strict construction is to be applied against either party.

23.12 Section Headings. The section headings in this Agreement are inserted for convenience only and are in no way to be construed as part of this Agreement or as a limitation or enlargement of the scope or meaning of the particular section to which it refers and shall not affect the interpretation of any provisions of this Agreement.

23.13 Schedules and Exhibits. All schedules and exhibits referred to herein are intended to be and hereby are specifically made a part of this Agreement.

Signed:
CTI Industries Corporation		S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.
By:	/s/ John Schwan	By:	/s/ Victor J. Puente
Name:	John Schwan	Name:	Victor J. Puente
Date:	February 1, 2008	Date:	February 1, 2008

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SCHEDULE 1.9

Assignee	Patent Number and Title
CTI Industries Corporation	US Patent Number 6,033,113 for "Seal for Zipper-Type Plastic Bags and the Like"
CTI Industries Corporation	US Patent Number 6,984,278 for "Method for Texturing a Film"
CTI Industries Corporation	US Patent Number 7,305,742 for "Seal for Zippered Bag"

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SCHEDULE 2.1

Product List

Item Code	Description	Initial Price
200263 200264 200261	Quart vacuum bag Gallon vacuum bag [*] vacuum pump	[*] [*] [*]

Product Prices

The Prices for the Products are subject only to the Price Adjustment Mechanism in this Schedule 2.1 and Sections 4.2 and 4.4 of the Agreement. All prices are in USD.

The Price is based on a print and extrusion run equivalent to [*] quart bags or [*] gallon bags.

Bag - Price Defined
	Item Code	200263	200264
	Bag Description	quart vacuum	gallon vacuum
		$/bag	$/bag
		[*]	[*]	(1)	Bag
		[*]	[*]	(2)	Depreciation
		[*]	[*]	(3)	Zipper
				(4)	Valve cost based
					on number of bags
					purchased
		[*]	[*]		0 to [*]
		[*]	[*]		[*] to [*]
		[*]	[*]		[*] and over
		(5)	Total bag price based
			on number of bags
			purchased
		[*]	[*]		0 to [*]
		[*]	[*]		[*] to [*]
		[*]	[*]		[*] and over

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		[*]	[*]	(6)	Conversion Cost
					(Included in (1) Bag cost)
(1)	Bag
	Includes:	- bag material cost, scrap, finance fee, pallets, shipment packaging materials, labor and margin to produce the bag - cost to ship the valve to Supplier, scrap cost of the valve and cost to apply the valve and zipper
		- folding each quart and gallon bag one time in half and packing
	Excludes:	- cost of zipper and zipper scrap
		- cost of the valve
		- margin on the zipper and valve
(2)	Depreciation
	Depreciation, see Schedule 13.1
	Depreciation is based on [*] lines and [*] bags (total of quart and gallon).
	Depreciation shall be removed from the price after [*] bags have been purchased.
(3)	Zipper
	There shall be no margin cost for the zipper.
	Shipping cost from [*], to Barrington, IL is included in the zipper cost.
	If the cost of the zipper changes, the cost of the zipper shall be passed through to Johnson in the price of the finished bag.
	The zipper cost is the following:
		quart	gallon
	$/ft	[*]	[*]
	in/bag	[*]	[*]
	$/bag	[*]	[*]
	$/bag+5%scrap	[*]	[*]
(4)	Valve
	There shall be no margin cost for the valve.
	If the cost of the valve changes, the cost of the valve shall be passed through to Johnson in the cost of the finished bag.
	Based on the total number of quart and gallon bags purchased by Johnson, the cost of the valve is as follows:
	Valve - clear
	$/valve	valves (bags) purchased
	[*]	0 to [*]
	[*]	[*] to [*]
	[*]	[*] and over
	If the valve is changed from a clear valve to a colored valve, the bag purchases are cumulative.

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(5)	Total bag price
(6)	Conversion Cost
	Included in (1) Bag cost.
	Conversion Cost includes the:
	- production labor
	- overheads associated with production (factory, supplies, depreciation (excluding the bag production equipment), utilities)
	- expenses associated with ordering, handling, and storing of inventory
	- profit

Pump - Price Defined
	Pump
	$/pump
	[*]	(1)	Pump
	[*]	(2)	Depreciation
Pump Price	[*]
(1)	Pump
	Based on PIH
(2)	Depreciation
	Depreciation, see Schedule 13.1
	Depreciation is based on [*] pumps. Depreciation shall be removed from the price after [*] pumps have been purchased.

Price Adjustment Mechanism

Bag - [*] Adjustment

The bag [*] are [*] and [*] a [*] a [*].

Supplier purchases the [*],[*],[*] and the [*].

The [*] Adjustments of the [*] sheet and the [*] film are based on the [*] costs of the manufacturers that produce the [*] and [*] that Supplier purchases. The [*] cost is based upon [*] quarterly average pricing and is calculated on a formula that is subject to Johnson’s approval. All Bag [*] cost adjustments will be subject to review and approval by Johnson.

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Product prices will be updated quarterly, effective the first day of each calendar quarter, beginning April 1, 2008, based on the cost of [*] film, [*],[*] and [*] used in the Price.

Each March 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15 the new cost will be calculated and entered into the Price and submitted to Johnson by the Supplier. The updated Product prices will be effective on the following April 1, July 1, October 1, and January 1, respectively.

The [*] Adjustment for the [*] and [*] used in the Price will be the difference of the previous cost of the [*] and the previous cost of the [*] multiplied times the ratio of the new Third-Party Average [*] Price over the previous quarter Third-Party Average [*] Price.

The Third-Party Average [*] Price is defined as the simple average of the monthly [*] prices as published by the Chemical Markets Associates, Inc. (CMAI) Global Plastics & Polymers Market Report, using the first 3 months of the 4 months immediately preceding the effective date.

Quarter		Months used to Calculate Quarterly Third-Party Average [*] Price	Effective Date
	Q1	September, October, November	January, 1
	Q2	December, January, February	April, 1
	Q3	March, April, May	July, 1
	Q4	June, July, August	October, 1

Monthly prices will be taken from:

Chemical Markets Associates, Inc. (CMAI) Global Plastics & Polymers Market Report, Market Statistics

Product:[*]
Market:	North America
Type:	Domestic Market (Contract) Extrusion Coating
Unit Price:	Cents/Pound
Inco Term:	Delivered
Product:[*]
Market:	North America
Type:	Domestic Market (Contract) Octene Film
Unit Price:	Cents/Pound
Inco Term:	Delivered

These monthly prices will be used without regard to any notations, footnotes, adjustments or otherwise explaining rational for the published price. In other words, the price as published will be the price used (i.e. “non-market” adjustments will apply). If any of the three months are not “closed”, the average will be calculated using those months of the three that are closed.

The [*] and [*] initial cost per bag and initial CMAI Third-Party Average [*] Prices are:

Bag	[*]	[*]	weight,	[*]	CMAI
size	type	$/lb	pound	cost	initial
				$/bag	Cent/lb
quart	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]
quart	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]
gallon	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]
gallon	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]

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The Bag - [*] Adjustment example calculation for the [*] and [*] is given:

Bag Size: quart

Fourth Quarter Price: [*] $each

[*]	Third-Party Average [*] Price		[*] Cost Adjustment
Type
[*]			● Previous quarter [*] cost subtracted from the previous quarter [*] cost times the ratio of the new quarter Third-Party Average [*] Price over the previous quarter Third-Party Average [*] Price.
	CMAI Contract-Market
	PRODUCT	[*]
	MARKET	North America
	TYPE	Domestic Market (Contract)
		[*]
	UNIT PRICE	Cents/Pound	Example:
	INCO TERM	Delivered United States
			● Third-Party Average [*] Price for Q1= [*] Cents/Pound
			● Previous quarter (Q4) Third-Party Average [*] Price = [*] Cents/Pound
	Example:		● Previous quarter (Q4) [*] cost = [*] $/bag
	Quarter: Q1	Cents/Pound	● [*] Adjustment for Q1 = [*] x [*]/[*]-[*]=[*]$/bag
	September 2007	[*]
	October 2007	[*]
	November 2007	[*]
	● Third-Party Average [*] for Q1 = ([*]+[*]+[*])/3 = [*] Cents/Pound

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[*]	Third-Party Average [*] Price		[*] Cost Adjustment
Type
[*]			● Previous quarter [*] cost subtracted from the previous quarter [*] cost times the ratio of the new quarter Third-Party Average [*] Price over the previous quarter Third-Party Average [*] Price.
	CMAI Contract-Market
	PRODUCT	[*]
	MARKET	North America
	TYPE	Domestic Market (Contract)
		[*]
	UNIT PRICE	Cents/Pound	Example:
	INCO TERM	Delivered United States
			● Third-Party Average [*] Price for Q1= [*] Cents/Pound
			● Previous quarter (Q4) Third-Party Average [*] Price = [*] Cents/Pound
	Example:		● Previous quarter (Q4) [*] cost = [*] $/bag
	Quarter: Q1	Cents/Pound	● [*] Adjustment for Q1 = [*] x [*]/[*]-[*] = [*] $/bag
	September 2007	[*]
	October 2007	[*]
	November 2007	[*]
	● Third-Party Average [*] for Q1 = ([*]+[*]+[*])/3 = [*] Cents/Pound

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Bag	[*]	[*]	CMAI	CMAI	[*] Adjustment
size	type	cost Q4	Q4	Q1
		$/bag	Cent/lb	Cent/lb
quart	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]
quart	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]
			adjustment total		[*]
			Bag price Q4		[*]
			Bag price Q1		[*]

Pump - [*] and Currency Adjustment

The pump price shall be adjusted yearly for [*] and currency. The adjustment is determined during November for the effective date of January 1. The currency is the [*] dollar and the [*] is [*] and [*].

The [*] Adjustment of the pump is based on the [*] costs of the manufacturer that produces the pump that Supplier purchases. The [*] and currency adjustments to Pump prices are calculated per formulas to be agreed by Supplier and Johnson. Further, all pump price changes will be subject to review and approval by Johnson.

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SCHEDULE 2.3

SHIPMENT AND SHIPPING PAYMENT TERMS

Item	Shipping Terms	Shipping Payment Terms
200263 quart vacuum bag	FCA - CTI Industries Corporation 22160 N. Pepper Road Barrington, Illinois, USA	Undelivered Price Johnson’s 3rd party Billing
200264 gallon vacuum bag	FCA - CTI Industries Corporation 22160 N. Pepper Road Barrington, Illinois, USA	Undelivered Price Johnson’s 3rd party Billing
200261 manual vacuum pump	DDP - Racine, Wisconsin, USA	DDP - Supplier

Johnson’s Third Party Billing address:

S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc.

TransInternationnal Co. Inc.

N93 W16288 Megal Drive

Menomonee Falls, WI 53051

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SCHEDULE 3.2

Size	Price, $/bag (1)
Quart	[*]
Gallon	[*]

(1) Total bag price based on Product Instruction Handbook.

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SCHEDULE 6.1

Product	Product introduction phase	Volume
Bags (total of 200263 and 200264)	January 1, 2008 to May 15, 2008	[*]
Pumps (200261)	December 24, 2007 to March 15, 2008	[*]

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SCHEDULE 6.2

Year		Bags Total of 200263 and 200264
1	May 15, 2008 to June 30, 2009	[*]
2	July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010	[*]
3	July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011	[*]

Year		Pumps 200261
1	March 16, 2008 to March 15, 2009 (1)	[*]
2	March 16, 2009 to March 15, 2010 (1)	[*]
3	March 16, 2010 to March 15, 2011 (1)	[*]

(1) date offset due to delivery times from Taiwan

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SCHEDULE 10.4(E)

MANUFACTURING CODE OF CONDUCT

PURPOSE:

Inherent in “This We Believe” is a corporate ethic and belief that’ S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. is a company comprised of many different kinds of diverse people dedicated to fair treatment and equal opportunity for all. We expect our business partners to share this ethic and to share our commitment to the promotion of best practices and continuous improvement in employee safety and health; compensation and benefits; conditions of employment; recognition of the rights of individuals; and non-discrimination in all aspects of employment.

The Company’s manufacturing operations worldwide will be guided by this statement of principles and will expect and require its business associates and partners (collectively the “Manufacturer”) to do so, as well.

THE STANDARDS:

1. Forced Labor: The manufacturer does not use forced labor in any form - prison, indentured, bonded or otherwise.

2. Child Labor: The manufacturer does not employ any person below the age of 16 to produce products. Where local standards are higher, no person under the legal minimum age will be employed.

3. Compensation: The manufacturer provides each employee at least the minimum wage, or the prevailing industry wage, whichever is higher; provides each employee a clear, written accounting for every pay period; and does not deduct from worker pay for disciplinary infractions.

4. Benefits: The manufacturer provides each employee at least all legally mandated benefits. Benefits vary by country, but may include meals or meal subsidies; transportation or transportation subsidies; other cash allowances; health care; child care; emergency, pregnancy or sick leave; vacation, religious, bereavement or holiday leave; and contributions for social security and other insurance, including life, health and worker’s compensation.

5. Hours of Work/Overtime: The manufacturer complies with legally mandated work hours; uses overtime only when each employee is fully compensated according to local law; informs each employee at the time of hiring if mandatory overtime is a condition of employment; and, on a regularly scheduled basis, provides one day off in seven, and requires no more than 60 hours of work per week, or complies with local limits if they are lower.

6. Management of Environment, Safety and Health (IESH): The manufacturer has written health and safety guidelines, including those applying to employee residential facilities, where applicable; has a factory safety committee; complies with local legally mandated environmental, safety and health standards and Johnson’s environmental safety and health standards where applicable; provides Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) free of charge, and mandates its use; and complies with all applicable local environmental, safety and health regulations.

7. Immigration/Legally Qualified to Work: The manufacturer ensures that all of its employees are properly documented and legally qualified to work for the manufacturer in the country where such employees are providing services as required under local immigration and related laws. The manufacturer also ensures that any subcontractor it uses to provide goods or services directly or indirectly to Johnson meets these same requirements.

8. Documentation and Inspection: The manufacturer maintains on file all documentation needed to demonstrate compliance with these standards; agrees to make these documents available for Johnson or its designated auditor to inspect upon request; and agrees to submit to labor practices audits or inspections with or without prior notice.

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SCHEDULE 10.4(F)

BUSINESS CONDUCT AND ETHICS POLICY

I.	Background/Objectives
S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. has been guided by certain basic principles since its founding in 1886. Our commitment to these principles - embodied in This We Believe - encourages us to act with integrity at all times with all stakeholder groups. The intent of this policy is to provide guidance for company employees in the area of business gifts.
II.	Policy
	A.	(omitted)
	B.	(omitted)
	C.	Gifts and Entertainment - Cannot Be Accepted
		1.	Employees may not accept gifts from outside business associates, regardless of value. If you receive a gift, you must inform your manager. Unless it would be against the company's best interests, it must be returned with an explanation of the company policy against accepting gifts. (See the FAQs for a sample note returning a gift.)
		2.	In unusual circumstances, you may believe it is in the best interest of the company to accept a gift from an outside business associate, for example when for cultural reasons it could offend the giver if you decline it. In this case, you should discuss with your manager the appropriate disbursement of the gift, for example donating it to charity or distributing it among employees. If the gift is worth more than nominal value, your manager must involve the officer responsible for your division to confirm the decision.
		3.	You may not accept entertainment, including meals, from an outside business associate, regardless of value. If you are invited to participate in a meal or entertainment and it is of nominal value, you may participate but must pay your own way and expense the cost. If that is not possible at the time, you must ask to be provided with an invoice after the event that can be paid by SCJ. If you are invited to participate in a meal or entertainment that is above nominal value (for example a golf outing), you must get written approval before attending from two levels of your management, at least one of which is an officer of the company. If the event is unanticipated and you cannot get prior approval, if you choose to attend you must pay your own way and it will be up to your two levels of management to decide if it should be expensed.
III.	Interpretation of the Policy
	The Summary and the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) below are integral parts of the policy. Employees must comply with all requirements stated in both the sections above, the Summary and the FAQs.

A.Policy Summary

(omitted)

B. Frequently Asked Questions

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FAQs about Terms

Q: What is the definition of a “gift?”

A: Any item of monetary value.

Q: What is the definition of “entertainment?”

A: Any meals or events of monetary value, including, golf, tennis or other sports outings; hunting, fishing or similar trips; musical, theatrical or other performances. Charity events for which a fee is charged for attendance are also considered entertainment.

Q: What is the definition of “business associates?”

A: Business associates are people outside the company with whom the company is doing business or is considering doing business. It includes actual and potential Suppliers, customers and others, such as advertising agencies, banks, contractors, law firms, accounting firms, consultants of all kinds and government agencies.

Q: What is the definition of “nominal value?”

A: “Nominal value” is defined as US$100 or one percent of your base salary - whichever is less. If, however, a General Manager wishes to establish a lower definition of “nominal value” that is more appropriate for the local economic situation, he or she must work with SCJ’s Regional Lead Lawyer in that area.

FAQs about Accepting Gifts

Q: May I accept a business meal or outing/entertainment event?

A: You may participate in a meal or outing/entertainment event with a business associate if it is of nominal value. However, you must pay your own way and expense the cost. If you are unable to pay your share, ask to be provided with an invoice for your portion after the event, so it can be paid by SCJ. If the event is above nominal value, you can still participate following the process above, but must also get approval before attending from two levels of management, at least one of which is an officer of the company.

Q: What if I am attending a conference or seminar at which dinners or entertainment (for example, a golf outing) are a part, or “gifts” such as notebooks, pens, etc. are given?

A: As long as your payment for the conference or seminar included the meals, entertainment or gifts, and you expense this on your expense report, you may take part in the dinners and outings or keep items given out at the event. If the entertainment or gifts are not part of that payment, they must be handled like any other entertainment or gifts under this policy.

Q: What if I don’t know if the gift or entertainment is of nominal value?

A: If you are unsure, assume it is above nominal value and discuss with your manager.

Q: May a member of my family receive a gift or entertainment from a business associate?

A: No. This policy applies to employees as well as any member of your family. If you feel there is some reason for an exception, discuss it with your manager.

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SCHEDULE 10.4(H) - Part 1

SECURITY MEASURES

PHYSICAL AND PROCEDURAL FOR SUPPLIERS & SERVICE PROVIDERS

S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. (SCJ) participates in the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program. The purpose of this document is to establish security measures for SCJ non-U.S. based Suppliers, manufacturers, and transportation providers. SCJ will work with its business partners to ensure that pertinent security measures are in place and adhered to throughout its supply chain.

Physical Security:

All buildings should be constructed of materials which resist unlawful entry and protect against outside intrusion. Physical security should include:

· Adequate locking devices for external and internal doors, windows, gates and fences.

· Adequate lighting provided inside and outside the facility to include parking areas.

· Segregation and marking of international, domestic, high-value, and dangerous goods cargo, while in the shipping or receiving stage.

· Use of physical barriers to limit access to storage containers and buildings.

· As appropriate, the use of closed-circuit TV (CCTV) monitoring.

· As appropriate, the use of intrusion detection systems.

· Separate parking area for private vehicles separate from the shipping, loading dock, and cargo areas.

· Having internal/external communications systems in place to contact internal security personnel or local law enforcement police.

Access Controls:

Unauthorized access to facilities should be prohibited. Access control must be maintained at all entrances and exits to the site and/or buildings. Controls should include:

· The positive identification of all employees, visitors, and vendors.

· Procedures for challenging unauthorized/unidentified persons.

· Signage stating that all visitors are required to register with the security staff.

It is encouraged that facilities with a work force larger than 25, use a photo identification card system. All facilities shall require employees to wear a company-issued identification card in a visible location. Visitors and contract workers must be registered and issued a temporary identification card. Registration logs should consist of the following minimum information: printed name; date of visit; time of visit; person to be seen; purpose of visit; who party is representing; and, time of departure. Registration logs should be maintained a minimum of three years

Communications:

Security operations will have at least one two-way radio per guard post. The radio should have sufficient power to provide strong transmission signals throughout the site. The Security Supervisor will have a cellular telephone or pager for contact by on-duty guard force personnel or the site manager after his or her normal shift hours.

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Procedural Security:

Procedures should be in place to protect against unmanifested material being introduced onto the facility. Security controls should include:

· Having designated, trained personnel to supervise the introduction/removal of cargo.

· Seven-point inspection of each container will be performed before loading the container. The carrier will inspect the container when picking up to deliver to the SCJ facility or co-packer. Container seals will be handled per the seal handling procedures (as published separately). Containers will be inspected by the carrier when dropping the trailers. The warehouse personnel unloading the containers will inspect the container when unloading and notify of any problems or issues.

· Properly marked, weighed, counted, and documented cargo/cargo equipment verified against manifest documents.

· Procedures for verifying seals on containers, trailers, and railcars.

· Procedures for detecting and reporting shortages and overages.

· Procedures to notify Customs and other law enforcement agencies in cases where anomalies or illegal activities are detected or suspected by the company.

· Deliveries (including mail) -- periodic screening of packages shall be conducted. Suspected breaches of the delivery or suspicious packages should be reported immediately to security for resolution. Once notified, Security shall notify U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) or the appropriate agency.

At each location, the Security Staff will have the following records, logs, or information readily available to all shift personnel:

· Corporate emergency contact list

· Security Supervisor after-hours contact information

· Facility emergency contact list

· Key list (keys and proximity cards issued to the guard force)

· Property Pass Authorization and Exemption List

· Property Pass file system (file to maintain copies of Property Passes)

· Pass Down log (log to pass important information from one shift to another)

· Visitor Registration Log

· Employee Temporary and Contractor Employee Badge Log

Transport Unit Controls:

Transport Unit Security

Transport unit integrity must be maintained to protect against the introduction of unauthorized materials and/or persons. At point of stuffing, procedures must be in place to properly seal and maintain the integrity of the shipping containers (see attached cargo-sealing document). A high-security seal must be affixed to all loaded containers bound for the U.S. All seals must meet or exceed the current PAS ISO 17712 standards for high-security seals.

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Transport Unit Inspection

Procedures must be in place to verify the physical integrity of the transport unit prior to stuffing, to include the reliability of the locking mechanisms of the doors. A seven-point inspection process is recommended for all containers as follows:

· Front wall

· Left side

· Right side

· Floor

· Ceiling/Roof

· Inside/outside doors

· Outside/undercarriage

Transport Unit Seals

Written procedures must stipulate how seals are to be controlled and affixed to loaded transport units. This includes procedures for recognizing and reporting compromised seals and transport units to CBP or to the appropriate foreign authority. Only designated employees should distribute transport unit seals for integrity purposes.

Transport Unit Storage

Unattended &/or unloaded transport units used for international shipments must be stored in a secure area to prevent unauthorized access and/or manipulation. One recommended manner can include the creation of “bull pens” with six-foot high chain link fencing, with locked gates for the parking of those transport units.

Confidential Information:

The Company shall take steps to ensure that information which it deems confidential will be protected from unauthorized use or disclosure.

Parking Lots:

Parking of employee and visitors shall be permitted only in authorized spaces and away from the shipping and receiving docks. The parking of transport units, either loaded or empty, will be within a designated area, which is under surveillance of the security staff. Loaded, parked transport units will display a complete seal.

Exterior Lighting:

Facilities are encouraged to use lighting as a deterrent to criminal activity. It is recommended that areas such as the transport unit storage, shipping and receiving docks, parking lots and access control points, should have lighting of a minimum of one foot candle.

Personnel Security:

Each company shall conduct employment screening and interviewing of prospective employees to include background checks and application verifications. These background checks shall include, where allowed by local laws, verification of claimed education, verification of claimed employment history, criminal conviction history check, credit verification, verification of Social Security number or similar local national identifier.

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Personnel Termination Procedures:

Working with Human Resources, written procedures shall be issued which provide guidelines for the termination of employees and the recovery of company property including ID cards, keys and computer peripherals.

Education and Training Awareness:

A security awareness program will be provided to employees and contractors engaged in the receiving and shipping of any transport unit. This training shall include: recognizing internal conspiracies; maintaining cargo integrity; determining and addressing unauthorized access; the verification and retention of shipping documents; and procedures for seal locking. These programs are designed to encourage active employee participation in security controls.

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SCHEDULE 10.4(H) - Part 2

Recommended C-TPAT Cargo Sealing Policy & Procedure

for Transport Units

Scope

This document establishes the recommended procedures for affixing mechanical seals to cargo-loaded transport units (i.e. containers, trucks, etc.) by foreign Suppliers of S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc., as well as the control, inventory and accountability of those seals. To receive full consideration and benefits of the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) joint government-industry initiative, SCJ is requesting its foreign shippers to ensure the security and integrity of their cargo by adhering to more stringent guidelines as outlined in this document for the use and control of seals used to secure cargo containers and trucks.

Background

U.S. Customs’ organizations and trade entities worldwide use seals to ensure the integrity of containerized or truckload cargo while moving from point to point within the supply chain. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) verify the integrity of these seals upon arrival in the United States. With the concerns and need for increased security, the quality and integrity of the seal is critical to the process of preventing the use of cargo trailers or trucks as vehicles to import illicit materials and contraband, including Weapons of Mass Destruction and other terrorist devices into the U.S.

Terms and Definitions of High-Security Seals

For the purpose of this document, high-security seals are considered those seals that are constructed and manufactured of material such as metal or metal cable, with the intent to delay intrusion. They generally must be removed with quality bolt cutters or cable cutters. They require inspection to indicate whether tampering has occurred or entry has been attempted.

All seals must meet the standards, specifications and identification requirements of 19CFR24, 13a(a), (b), and (c). These specifications are elaborated on in ISO/PAS 17712. Seals shall be identified by unique marks and numbers that are readily legible; markings intended for unique identification of the seal shall be considered permanent. Any modification of markings shall require irreversible physical, chemical, heat or other destruction of the security seal.

Container/Truck Physical Integrity Inspection

Prior to loading a container or truck, the physical integrity of the unit must be inspected prior to stuffing. A seven-point inspection process is recommended for all containers as follows:

· Front wall

· Left side

· Right side

· Floor

· Ceiling/Roof

· Inside/outside doors

· Outside/undercarriage

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Seal Acquisition and Control Responsibility

Suppliers are responsible for acquiring seals from legitimate manufacturers. CBP and SCJ do not endorse any particular seal manufacturer or product. There are organizations, however, such as the International Seal Manufacturers Association that can provide guidance for Suppliers looking for seal manufacturers offering ISO/PAS 17712 high-security seals. Accountability procedures should be in place to minimize the risk of compromising seal integrity and use of the seals by unauthorized entities.

For all SC Johnson shipments:

1. All seals must meet or exceed the standards of ISO/PAS 17712 for high-security seals.

2. Seals should be kept in a locked and secure location, and only a limited number of designated individuals should have access to the seals and the responsibility for their distribution.

3. The seal number and related information for each shipment must be recorded in the Outbound Container/Truckload Seal Log (see attached example). This includes shipment date, BOL number, carrier, container/trailer number, name of the individual who affixed the seal and signature, etc. The seal number affixed to the container/trailer should be verified to match the seal number indicated on the BOL/manifest. This will provide CBP personnel with a method of verifying legitimate seals.

4. Seal information and related shipping documentation should be retained by the shipper for a period of five years and be readily available for possible audit.

5. If it is determined that any seals are missing, the incident should be reported to your security personnel for investigation.

6. If it appears that a container or truck has been tampered with, contact your security personnel immediately, who will then contact CBP for assistance with next steps.

Example of Outbound Container/Trailer Seal Log:

Outbound Container/Trailer Seal Log

Shipment Date MM/DD/YY Seal Number BOL Number Carrier Container/Trailer Number Shipper/Packer’s Printed Name & Signature

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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION OMITTED AND FILED SEPERATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT ASTERICK [*] DENOTE OMISSIONS.

SCHEDULE 13.1
Supplier Bag Line
Equipment	Number	cost each, $	cost total, $
Bag System	[*]	[*]	[*]
Valve Applicators	[*]	[*]	[*]
[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]
Bag Code System	[*]	[*]	[*]
Total		[*]	[*]
Each Bag Line consists of a Bag System, Valve Applicators, [*] and Bag Code System.
Supplier shall purchase the Bag Line equipment.
Depreciation of all Bag Line equipment is based on [*] bags (total quart and gallon).
Depreciation is [*] $/bag.
Each Bag Line shall be fully depreciated based on the purchase of [*] bags.
Each Bag Line shall be fully depreciated sequentially, beginning with Bag Line #1.
At the end of the depreciation term ([*] bags), the depreciation ([*]/bag) price component will be removed from the price of the Bag.

If this Supply Agreement terminates or expires for any reason other than pursuant toSections 11.2, 11.3, 11.5, or 11.6, whether or not accompanied by a conversion of this Supply Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement, Supplier shall transfer and deliver to Johnson good and valid title to Supplier Bag Lines 1, 2 and 3, free and clear of all liens, encumbrances and security interests. In consideration therefore, Johnson’s purchase price for such Supplier Bag Line Equipment will be the Supplier Bag Line Equipment cost, less depreciation, of such three Bag Lines. If the three Supplier Bag Lines have been fully depreciated, at the rate above, then the purchase price shall be [*] for all three Bag Lines. In addition, in the event of any such expiration or termination of this Supply Agreement, when accompanied by a conversion of this Supply Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement, Johnson may purchase, upon written notice to Supplier, all or any of the remaining three Bag Lines for a purchase price equal to the cost of the three Bag Lines less depreciation (as above) or one hundred dollars if the three Bag Lines are fully depreciated. In that case, Supplier shall transfer good and valid title for such three Bag Lines to Johnson, free and clear of all liens, encumbrances and security interests. Supplier warrants and represents that all Supplier Bag Lines sold to Johnson hereunder will be at original operating condition, reasonable wear excepted.

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If this Supply Agreement terminates and/or converts to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to Sections11.2, 11.3, 11.5, or 11.6 (and Section 11.7 as applicable to any such conversion), then Johnson may purchase all or any of the Supplier Bag Line Equipment upon written notice to Supplier. Upon Johnson’s election to purchase any or all of such Equipment, Supplier shall transfer and deliver to Johnson good and valid title to such Equipment free and clear of all liens, encumbrances and security interests. In consideration therefore, Johnson’s purchase price for such Equipment will be the Bag Line cost, identified above, less depreciation at the rate described above, or a nominal price of [*] if the cost has been completely depreciated. Supplier warrants and represents that all such Supplier Bag Lines sold to Johnson hereunder will be at original operating condition, reasonable wear excepted.

Pump Molds	Number	cost each, $	cost total, $
[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]
[*]	[*]	[*]	[*]
Cap (pin half)	[*]	[*]	[*]
Cap (pin insert half)	[*]	[*]	[*]
[*]	[*]	0.00	0.00
Rubber Adapter	[*]	[*]	[*]
Rubber Adapter	[*]	0.00	0.00
Total			[*]
Supplier shall purchase the Pump Molds.
Supplier shall bear the cost of maintaining and replacing the molds.
Depreciation of all Pump Molds is based on [*] pumps.
At the end of the depreciation period, the depreciation ([*]/Pump) will be removed from the price of each Pump.

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If the Supply Agreement terminates or expires for any reason other than pursuant to Section 11.2, 11.3,11.5, or 11.6, whether or not accompanied by a conversion of this Supply Agreement to a Johnson License Agreement, Johnson shall pay [*], less all depreciation on the Pump Molds at the rate above, to purchase the Pump Molds excluding the [*], and Supplier shall transfer and deliver to Johnson good and valid title to the Pump Molds, free and clear of all liens, encumbrances and security interests. If the Pump Molds have been fully depreciated, at the rate above, then the purchase price shall be one hundred dollars for all Pump Molds. Supplier warrants and represents that the Pump Molds will be in original operating condition, reasonable wear excepted.

If this Supply Agreement terminates and/or converts to a Johnson License Agreement pursuant to Sections 11.2, 11.3, 11.5, or 11.6 (and Section 11.7 as applicable to any such conversion), then Johnson may purchase all or any of the Pump Molds upon written notice to Supplier. Upon Johnson’s election to purchase any or all of such Pump Molds, Supplier shall transfer and deliver to Johnson good and valid title to such Pump Molds free and clear of all liens, encumbrances and security interests. In consideration therefore, Johnson’s purchase price for such Molds will be the Pump Mold cost, identified above, less depreciation at the rate described above, or a nominal fee of [*] if the cost has been completed depreciated. Supplier warrants and represents that the Pump Molds will be in original operating condition, reasonable wear excepted.

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SCHEDULE 13.2

Johnson Equipment

There is no Johnson Equipment at Supplier's facility

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