Step 1
Select ingredients & volumes
Choose the ingredients you want to contract and share expected annual volumes.
Estimates are fine — final alignment happens with the seller.
Move from ad-hoc buying to structured, contract-based sourcing — without slowing down development or losing flexibility.
With 1-2-Taste, procurement teams can request contract pricing for selected ingredients, align on annual volumes, and work directly with verified sellers to lock in pricing that supports planning, budgeting, and supply continuity.
Contract pricing on 1-2-Taste is designed for a 12-month sourcing horizon and built around how procurement actually works.
You typically agree on:
Once aligned, contract pricing becomes your reference price — used consistently for ordering, forecasting, and internal reporting throughout the year.
Choose the ingredients you want to contract and share expected annual volumes.
Estimates are fine — final alignment happens with the seller.
Submit a contract pricing request directly from the product page.
No forced calls. No immediate negotiation pressure.
The seller validates specifications, volumes, timelines, and pricing structure.
Discussions can happen digitally, in person, or hybrid — your choice.
Once alignment is reached, the contract terms are confirmed and our sales team will contact you to finalise details and next steps.
| Fewer ad-hoc negotiations Reduce repeated pricing discussions by aligning once on annual terms. |
| Clear annual price references Use one agreed reference for ordering, forecasting, and internal reporting. |
| Better forecasting Plan volumes earlier and reduce last-minute changes during budgeting and production cycles. |
| Transparent collaboration Keep specs, volumes, pricing, and assumptions visible to buyers and sellers. |
Contract pricing allows you to agree on pricing for selected ingredients based on annual volumes and defined specifications, typically for a 12-month period. Once confirmed, this price becomes your reference for ordering, forecasting, and internal reporting.
No. You can start with estimated volumes or volume ranges. Final alignment happens collaboratively with the seller before the contract is confirmed.
Yes. Requests are submitted digitally on the product page. This allows you to explore pricing and structure before engaging in deeper discussions.
Contract pricing can be structured as fixed pricing, indexed pricing, or hybrid models—depending on the ingredient, volumes, and market dynamics.
Most contracts are aligned and finalised within 2–4 weeks. Early price indications can often be shared sooner if needed for planning or budgeting.
Yes. While contracts provide structure and predictability, they are designed to remain flexible where needed—such as volume adjustments or agreed changes in delivery cadence.