EXW marking obligation

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Under EXW (Ex Works), there is no automatic marking obligation on the seller; marking of the goods or packaging with required or contractually agreed labels (e.g., handling marks, destination, or customs information) is typically the buyer's responsibility once the goods are made available at the seller's premises.

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