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Customs clearance processing: Step-by-Step Process for China Imports
Your Yiwu supplier says the goods will be ready on the 12th, and your freight agent asks for the commercial invoice by…
FCA Incoterms Free Carrier Rule Explained for Importers
FCA Incoterms Free Carrier Rule Explained for Importers Choosing the wrong Incoterms rule on a China export deal can mean unexpected costs,…
FCA in Incoterms 2020: Risk Transfer, Costs, and FCA vs FOB
FCA in Incoterms 2020: Risk Transfer, Costs, and FCA vs FOB Your supplier’s quote says “FCA Yiwu.” The goods are packed, a…
Incoterms 2020: What Changed, What Stayed, and How to Use Each Rule
What Are Incoterms 2020 and Why Should You Care If you source products from Yiwu or anywhere in China, Incoterms decide who…
DAP Incoterms Explained: Delivered at Place Obligations, Costs and Risks
Goods arriving on a delivery truck and placed at the buyer’s disposal at the DAP named place of destination DAP looks like…
Wholesale Plush Toys: How to Source and Vet China Suppliers
Wholesale plush toys look like the easiest category in China to buy. The samples are cheap, the market booths are stacked to…
Clearance From Customs: What It Is and Where It Stalls
Clearance from customs is decided on your declared data, not your goods. The statutory clocks, who carries the duty debt, and why a PGA hold runs long….
L/C Letter of Credit: What It Is and Why It Matters When Importing from China
An L/C, or letter of credit, is a bank’s written promise to pay your supplier once the supplier hands over a specific…
FCA Terms Incoterms: Where Risk and Cost Actually Transfer
FCA terms in Incoterms 2020: the exact A2 delivery point where risk and cost pass to you, the full A9/B9 cost split, and what “FCA Yiwu” really means….
MOQ Meaning: What Minimum Order Quantity Really Covers
MOQ means minimum order quantity, but one order has four separate floors: trading, production, packaging and freight. Learn which bend and which never do….