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DDP
DDP - Delivered Duty Paid - is another useful incoterm that can be used with any mode of transport.
It is very similar to DDU except that with DDP the seller is also responsible for all import customs formalities and duty and for final delivery of the goods to the buyer at the named place of [...]
DDU
DDU - Delivery Duty Unpaid - Is a fairly common incoterm and can be used for any mode of transport. Under DDU terms the seller is responsible for making the goods available to the buyer at a named place of destination but not cleared for import. The seller is also responsible for all the [...]
DEQ
DEQ – Delivered Ex Quay – Well here it is the most popular Incoterm of all…..errr actually I have never seen this Incoterm used in my business dealings, but that is not to say that this particular Incoterm is of no value. The DEQ Incoterm is only used for ocean or inland waterway shipments. [...]
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