CPT consolidation

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CPT consolidation refers to a transport service where multiple partial shipments are combined into a single consolidated shipment and delivered under CPT terms to the named destination. The seller bears costs up to the named place, while the risk passes to the buyer when the goods are handed to the carrier, unless CPT terms specify otherwise.

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