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Delivered at Place (DAP)

Delivered at Place (DAP)

An Incoterm where the seller delivers goods to a named destination, cleared for export but not import.

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What is Delivered at Place?

DAP is an Incoterm where the seller delivers goods to a named destination, cleared for export but not import. The seller bears all costs and risks until goods are ready for unloading at the destination.

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