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DAP (Delivered At Place)
An Incoterm where the seller delivers goods to a specified location, bearing all risks until arrival.
Definition
Under DAP, the seller is responsible for delivery to the agreed location and assumes all transport risks until goods are ready for unloading.
Overview
DAP is widely used in international trade contracts to clarify responsibilities, costs, and risk allocation.
Role
An Incoterm where the seller delivers goods to a specified location, bearing all risks until arrival.
Focus
DAP is widely used in international trade contracts to clarify responsibilities, costs, and risk allocation.
Example
A manufacturer ships furniture to a retailer’s warehouse abroad under DAP terms, covering shipping and risk until delivery.
FAQs
Q: Can you give an example of DAP (Delivered At Place)?
A: A manufacturer ships furniture to a retailer’s warehouse abroad under DAP terms, covering shipping and risk until delivery.