The DDU air freight supplier tells you that DDU is "Delivered Duty Unpaid" in English, which means "delivered duty unpaid" in Chinese. The DDU air freight supplier tells you that DDU means that in the actual work process, the exporter and the importer deliver the goods in the importing country, and the exporter needs to undertake the transportation of the freight to the designated location, and bear all the costs and risks. The DDU air freight supplier tells you that the main attention is that it does not include customs duties, taxes, and other official fees. Importers need to pay due to additional costs and risks previously missed.

The DDU air freight supplier tells you that in general terms, DDU means that the importer of the consignee needs to pay the customs duties and other fees that may be incurred when the goods are cleared.
The DDU air freight supplier tells you that the details of the fees involved in DDU are complicated. The DDU air freight supplier tells you that if the trade term DDU needs to be used in the re-trade process, then when the importer confirms the price with the freight forwarder, Let the other party leave the written text and stamp it, and keep it, so as to avoid the later disputes without evidence.