These general terms and conditions of sale are deemed to be known by the buyer: the absence of any reaction within eight days after the initial acknowledgment will render them enforceable, including for subsequent agreements. These general terms and conditions of sale take absolute precedence over the buyer’s order and/or purchase conditions, even if the latter stipulates otherwise.

Our invoices are payable in cash at Vlezenbeek. Any arrangements we make at the customer’s expense do not constitute a waiver of this clause. Any complaint regarding quality, quantity, or price will no longer be accepted eight days after delivery. Notwithstanding the payment of a deposit, the equipment bearing our brand remains our property and may not be used for other beers or products than ours. It must be returned to us upon simple request.

We do not accept foreign empty containers. Empty containers must be returned by the customer at their own expense. The collection of empty containers by our services during a new delivery shall not be considered a waiver of this rule. The buyer must sort the returned packaging. In case of irregularities, the seller reserves the right not to credit the returned empty containers. Only when the seller has given prior written consent may the buyer affix stickers or any other markings on the packaging. Any removal costs shall be borne by the buyer. 

All disputes relating to these invoices or contracts fall under the jurisdiction of the courts of Brussels or the Justice of the Peace. The seller may also submit the dispute to the court of the debtor’s domicile. In case of late payment, a default interest of 1% per month will be due by law and without notice from the due date on the total amount of the claim.

Furthermore, an amount of 15% of the outstanding balance, with a minimum of €62, will be charged by law and without notice, as an irreducible lump-sum compensation. In case of overdue payment, the seller reserves the right, without summons, to suspend its services, whether arising from the present or previous or subsequent contracts, and to resume them only after payment regularization, unless otherwise stipulated.

The goods sold remain the property of the seller until full payment of the sale price, including principal and accessories. In case of resale, the seller retains the right to claim the amount corresponding to the value of the resold goods. The retention of title is transferred to the resale price. Once the goods are delivered, the buyer assumes all risks, including force majeure and destruction, as well as the duty of safekeeping. Non-payment of any amount due on the due date may result in the recovery of the goods.