BC6 · Trade Intelligence · published_demo
What is DAP? Delivered at Place — Import Clearance Still on the Buyer
DAP (Delivered at Place) means the seller brings goods to the named place ready for unloading; import clearance, duties, and taxes remain the buyer’s job unless you switch to DDP.
incoterms · guide · quality 98 (excellent) · conf 93
Factors: published, summary depth, keywords, tags, type:guide
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Suggested Trade Workflows (BC7)
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- WF-010 chemicals CN→SG delivery · match 49
- WF-022 machinery CN→DE after_sales · match 49
- WF-044 furniture VN→US after_sales · match 49
- WF-054 furniture VN→US delivery · match 49
- WF-065 textiles CN→JP delivery · match 49
Suggested Trade Decisions (BC8)
Knowledge → Decision · not auto-execute
- Export corrugated boxes TR→DE country · match 49 · conf 94
- Export USB hubs MX→GB country · match 49 · conf 93
- Export snack packaging VN→JP country · match 49 · conf 92
- Export CNC parts VN→US country · match 49 · conf 92
- Export cotton towels MX→AE supplier · match 49 · conf 92
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