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Customer service department:
+38 (048) 729 49 73
+38 (048) 729 37 96
office@trans-hope.com.ua
Work schedule:
9:00 – 18:00 Mon-Fri
Office:
18, Kateryninska st.,
Odesa, Ukraine
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The seller is obliged to: provide goods ready for shipment.
The buyer is obliged to: perform export and import customs clearance and deliver the goods.
The risks are transferred at the time of delivery of the goods to the seller’s warehouse.
The main difference is that the EXW delivery basis imposes minimal obligations on the seller.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and ship the goods to the carrier designated by the buyer.
The buyer is obliged to: deliver the goods and perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred when the seller hands over the goods to the carrier.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and deliver the goods to the agreed destination.
The buyer is obliged to: unload the goods and perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred when the seller hands over the goods to the carrier.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, insure and deliver the goods to the agreed destination.
The buyer is obliged to: unload the goods and perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred when the seller hands over the goods to the carrier.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and place the goods at the port of shipment along the ship specified by the buyer.
The buyer is obliged to: load the goods onto the ship and deliver them to the unloading port, as well as perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred to the port at the moment of placement of the goods along the ship’s side.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and place the goods at the port of shipment along the ship specified by the buyer.
The buyer is obliged to: load the goods onto the ship and deliver them to the unloading port, as well as perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred to the port at the moment of placement of the goods along the ship’s side.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, load the goods on board the vessel and deliver to the unloading port.
The buyer is obliged to: unload and accept the goods at the port of unloading, as well as perform import customs clearance.
Risks are transferred on board the vessel from full load.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, insure, load the goods on board the vessel and deliver to the unloading port.
The buyer is obliged to: unload and accept the goods at the port of unloading, as well as perform import customs clearance.
Risks are transferred on board the vessel from full load.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and deliver the goods to the agreed destination.
The buyer is obliged to: unload the goods and perform import customs clearance.
Risks are transferred to the destination.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, deliver the goods to their destination and unload them.
The buyer is obliged to: accept the goods and perform import customs clearance.
Risks pass at the destination after full unloading.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, deliver the goods to the agreed destination and perform import customs clearance with payment of duties.
The buyer is obliged to: unload and accept the goods.
Risks are transferred at the destination.
The main difference is that the DDP supply basis imposes maximum obligations on the seller.
The seller is obliged to: provide goods ready for shipment.
The buyer is obliged to: perform export and import customs clearance and deliver the goods.
The risks are transferred at the time of delivery of the goods to the seller’s warehouse.
The main difference is that the EXW delivery basis imposes minimal obligations on the seller.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and ship the goods to the carrier designated by the buyer.
The buyer is obliged to: deliver the goods and perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred when the seller hands over the goods to the carrier.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and deliver the goods to the agreed destination.
The buyer is obliged to: unload the goods and perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred when the seller hands over the goods to the carrier.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, insure and deliver the goods to the agreed destination.
The buyer is obliged to: unload the goods and perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred when the seller hands over the goods to the carrier.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and place the goods at the port of shipment along the ship specified by the buyer.
The buyer is obliged to: load the goods onto the ship and deliver them to the unloading port, as well as perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred to the port at the moment of placement of the goods along the ship’s side.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and place the goods at the port of shipment along the ship specified by the buyer.
The buyer is obliged to: load the goods onto the ship and deliver them to the unloading port, as well as perform import customs clearance.
The risks are transferred to the port at the moment of placement of the goods along the ship’s side.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, load the goods on board the vessel and deliver to the unloading port.
The buyer is obliged to: unload and accept the goods at the port of unloading, as well as perform import customs clearance.
Risks are transferred on board the vessel from full load.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, insure, load the goods on board the vessel and deliver to the unloading port.
The buyer is obliged to: unload and accept the goods at the port of unloading, as well as perform import customs clearance.
Risks are transferred on board the vessel from full load.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance and deliver the goods to the agreed destination.
The buyer is obliged to: unload the goods and perform import customs clearance.
Risks are transferred to the destination.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, deliver the goods to their destination and unload them.
The buyer is obliged to: accept the goods and perform import customs clearance.
Risks pass at the destination after full unloading.
The seller is obliged to: perform export customs clearance, deliver the goods to the agreed destination and perform import customs clearance with payment of duties.
The buyer is obliged to: unload and accept the goods.
Risks are transferred at the destination.
The main difference is that the DDP supply basis imposes maximum obligations on the seller.
Customer service department:
+38 (048) 729 49 73
+38 (048) 729 37 96
office@trans-hope.com.ua
Work schedule:
9:00 – 18:00 Mon-Fri
Office:
18, Kateryninska st.,
Odesa, Ukraine