Incoterms readiness notification

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A readiness notification within the context of Incoterms is a communication by the seller or forwarding party indicating that the goods are ready for pickup or ready for shipment in accordance with the agreed Incoterms, including details such as the location, date, and responsibilities for costs, insurance, and transfer of risk, and the next steps in the shipping process.

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