Generally,under the UCC,the only term that needs to be stated in a contract is quantity,and even that is not necessary in output and requirements contracts.

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According to the UCC, quantity is the only essential term of a contract, but it must be stated. In output and requirements contracts, quantity may be omitted because it is understood that it will be based on the buyer's actual needs or the seller's actual production.

Generally,under the UCC,the Only Term That Needs to Be Stated