DPU and DDP, what is the difference
Delivered at Place Unloaded Vs. Delivered Duty Paid
DDP explains as Delivered Duty Paid at a named location where goods are delivered by seller to buyer as per contract of carriage. DPU elaborates as delivered goods to the named place by unloading by seller.
One of the major differences between DDP and DPU is that the unloading responsibility. Under DDP, the seller is not responsible to unload the goods under Incoterms 2020 rules whereas under DDU, the costs and risks in unloading goods under the responsibility of Seller.
Another major difference between DPU and DDP is that under DDP, import customs clearance and import taxes and duties if any are liable to pay by the Seller. But under DPU rules, the import customs clearance and taxes are under the liability of the buyer.
DDP – Delivered Duty Paid
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DPU – Delivered Duty Unpaid (named Place)
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Costs
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Risks
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Warehouse services
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Warehouse services
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Marking and labeling
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Marking and labeling
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Packing of Goods
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Packing of Goods
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Loading at Seller’s premises
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Loading at Seller’s premises
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Transportation from Seller’s
premises to Load port
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Transportation from Seller’s
premises to Load port
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Unloading at Loading Port
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Unloading at Loading Port
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Loading to Vessel/Aircraft
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Loading to Vessel/Aircraft
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Export documentation
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Export documentation
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Export Customs Clearance
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Export Customs Clearance
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Export Taxes and duties (if any)
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Export Taxes and duties (if any)
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Handling at Load Port
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Handling at Load Port
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Main Carriage
(Ocean Freight/Airfreight)
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Main Carriage
(Ocean Freight/Airfreight)
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Import Customs Clearance
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Import Customs Clearance
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Buyer
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Import Documentation
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Import Documentation
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Buyer
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Import Taxes and Duties (if any)
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Import Taxes and Duties (if any)
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Transportation from destination
port to named place
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Transportation from destination port to named place
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Unloading at named place
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Buyer
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Unloading at named place
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We have written separate posts about DDP and DPU in this website. You may click below to read the same for better understanding about DPU and DDP in details and its difference.
DDP Delivered Duty Paid
DPU Delivered at Place Unloaded
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