DPU unloading obligation

Unloading refers to the process of removing goods, cargo, or materials from a means of transport (e.g., truck, ship, train) at a designated location.

Unloading is the process of removing cargo from a transportation vehicle (e.g., ship, truck) at the destination, i.e., the act of taking goods off the...

The process of removing goods from a vehicle or container at the destination or transshipment point.

Under Delivered At Place (DAP), the seller bears costs and risks to bring the goods to the named place, ready for unloading. The unloading at that pla...

Under FCA (Free Carrier), the seller delivers the goods to the carrier at the named place. Delivery to the carrier constitutes delivery of the goods a...

Ex Works (EXW) places the minimum obligation on the seller: the seller makes the goods available at their premises or another named place. The buyer b...