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DAP (delivery to place) is the delivery of goods to the destination with the assignment of duties to pay import duties and taxes to the recipient state on the buyer.

DDP (Delivery Duty Paid) is the delivery of goods to their destination at a cost to the seller in full volume.

CIF ("Cost, Insurance and Freight") - means that the seller made delivery when the goods crossed the ship's rail at the port of SHIPMENT and the selling price includes the cost of the goods, freight or shipping costs, and the cost of insurance for shipping.

CFR ("Cost and Freight") - means that the seller pays for the delivery of the goods to the port, loading and freight of the vessel, and also ensures the passage of customs procedures when exporting the goods (including paying duties). The buyer pays for the insurance of the goods. The risk of loss or damage, as well as additional costs after the goods have crossed the ship's rail, pass to the buyer.

FCA (Free Carriage) - means that the seller fulfills his obligation to deliver when he delivers the goods, cleared of export duties, to the carrier designated by the buyer at the specified location. The named place of delivery affects the obligation to load and unload the goods at that place. If delivery takes place at the seller's premises, the seller is responsible for shipping. If the delivery takes place elsewhere, the seller is not responsible for the shipment.