DDU means "delivery duty unpaid" as defined in INCOTERMS, 1990 edition EXW means "ex works delivery" clause as defined in INCOTERMS, 1990 edition.

DDU means "delivery duty unpaid" as defined in INCOTERMS, 1990 edition

Examples of DDU in a sentence

Risk of loss, damage to or destruction of the goods shall be governed in accordance with DDU Incoterms 2000, unless otherwise agreed upon by the Parties on the front side of this Purchase Order.
In case any component has to be imported the same shall be done on DDU Kolkata basis and the purchaser shall provide the customs duty exemption certificate.
Total amount of the equipment on CIP basis, DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid)/ DDP - ACTREC Kharghar.
RISK OF LOSS Risk of loss, damage to or destruction of the goods shall be governed in accordance with DDU Incoterms 2000, unless otherwise agreed upon by the Parties on the front side of this Purchase Order.
Risk of loss, damage to or destruction of the goods shall be governed in accordance with DDU Inco terms 2000, unless otherwise agreed upon by the Parties on the front side of this Purchase Order.

More Definitions of DDU

DDU has the meaning and usage assigned to such words in the Incoterms rules published by the International Chamber of Commerce.

DDU means "Delivered Duty Unpaid (named place of destination)." Reference Incoterms 1990.

DDU means Delivered Duty Unpaid, as more particularly described in Incoterms 2000.

DDU means that the seller delivers goods to the buyer, at the port of destination. The seller has to bear the costs and risks involved in bringing the goods thereto. The buyer has to get the goods unloaded and cleared for import, by paying the applicable duty.

DDU has the meaning set forth in Section 7.4(a). [***]

DDU has the meaning given to such term by “Incoterms 2000.”