CPT post-carriage

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CPT post-carriage refers to an additional transport leg that occurs after the CPT delivery to the named place. It is not a separate standard Incoterms term but describes a post-carriage phase that extends beyond the carriage obligation defined under CPT. In practice, responsibility for this post-carriage typically lies with the buyer or is separately contractually arranged.

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