Terms & Conditions

Assuming FLP = Forever Living Products India, here are the main Terms & Conditions in simple words:

FLP Company Terms & Conditions — Simple Summary

  1. FBO Agreement is legally binding
  2. After your FBO application is accepted, the application, Annexure terms, and company policy become a binding agreement between you and the company.
  3. You are not an employee of FLP
  4. An FBO is an independent non-exclusive contractor, not an employee, agent, partner, or legal representative of the company. You are responsible for your own business, legal compliance, licensing, and taxes.
  5. Income is based on product sales, not fixed salary
  6. Bonus/commission is linked to your sales, promotion, distribution, and supervisory performance under the marketing plan. It is not based on working hours or chance.
  7. No minimum investment or compulsory inventory
  8. The agreement says there is no required minimum investment or minimum inventory requirement. Purchases should be reasonable according to sales and personal use.
  9. Must follow company policies
  10. FBOs must read and follow FLP policies, procedures, marketing plan, and Code of Professional Conduct. Misrepresentation, misuse, or policy violation can lead to termination of the Forever Business.
  11. Company can update policies
  12. FLP may change or modify the agreement/company policy after reasonable notice, and FBOs must follow updated rules.
  13. No guaranteed financial success
  14. The policy states that FLP does not represent that an FBO will achieve financial success without work or by relying only on others. Compensation is based on sale of products, and success depends on personal effort.
  15. Retail sales and records are important
  16. FBOs are encouraged to make retail sales and keep records of products, price, tax, quantity, and other sale details as per applicable law.
  17. Use of FLP name/logo is restricted
  18. FBOs can use FLP trademarks, trade names, and logos only in the approved/registered style for marketing and sale of FLP products.
  19. Products cannot be purchased in unreasonable quantity
  20. FBOs should not purchase or encourage others to purchase products in unreasonably large quantities. For repeat orders, policy refers to sale/use/utilization of 75% of the prior order.
  21. Buy-back rule on termination
  22. If an FBO terminates the business, the company policy includes a buy-back process for unsold, saleable FLP products purchased within the previous 12 months, subject to policy conditions.
  23. Disputes come under India/Mumbai jurisdiction
  24. The FBO Agreement says Indian law applies, and courts in Mumbai have exclusive jurisdiction for disputes arising from the agreement.

Important: For official use, always read the latest FLP India FBO Agreement, Company Policy, and Code of Professional Conduct before joining or signing anything.

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