10:18 Dec 14, 2000 |
German to English translations [Non-PRO] Bus/Financial | ||||
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na | collection clause |
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na | pickup clause |
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collection clause Explanation: collection clause not much different but maybe you like it better |
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pickup clause Explanation: I'd suggest sticking with pickup clause (see the example below - the site does originate in Germany, but this was the only one that came up on a search on pickup clause +incoterms. Nothing on collection clause +incoterms or even pick-up clause +incoterms). abholen (com) to collect – to pick up (eg, parcels, consignment) [Schäfer] Incoterms E group "pickup clause" EXW Ex works (buyer is responsible for transport) F group "dispatch clauses" FCA Free carrier / FAS Free alongside ship / FOB Free on Board (seller is responsible for transport to the agreed carrier) C group "dispatch clauses" CFR Cost and freight / CIF Cost, insurance, freight / CIP Carriage insurance paid to (seller is responsible for transport to the agreed ) D group "arrival clauses" DAF Delivered at frontier / DEQ Delivered ex quai / DDU Delivered duty unpaid DDP Delivered duty paid (seller is responsible for DES Delivered ex ship transport to buyer) The FAS, FOB, CFR, CIF, DES and DEQ clauses are employed only for transport by sea. http://www.europartenariat.de/eng/how_busi1.htm Sch�fer, Hyperbook Wirtschaftsenglisch Reference: http://www.europartenariat.de/eng/how_busi1.htm |
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