Incoterms triangular trade

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An Incoterms triangular trade is a transaction involving three parties (seller, intermediary buyer, and final buyer) where the responsibilities, costs, and risks are allocated across borders according to Incoterms, typically with the seller delivering to the intermediary buyer under Incoterms and the intermediary arranging delivery to the final buyer.

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