A friend of mine is importing food to the U.K, he had some stolen on the dock side (not sure if this was when going through customs or not)
When they looked at the insurance they were told goods were insured to the ship, on the ship and to the destination but NOT on the dock side.
Have you come across this before and is there and insurance that covers this.
A little out of my comfort zone on his one
Cheers
LDC 
26 views already. Was you all thinking there was a bargain to be had
Long distance clara:
26 views already. Was you all thinking there was a bargain to be had
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if its in a containner i dont think so, if it was in a van it would be coverd by goods in transit.
Sounds like it was sent DAT, when it should have been sent DAP or CIP.
Harry Monk:
Sounds like it was sent DAT, when it should have been sent DAP or CIP.
Thanks mate
who would want to nick a load of gravy 
I first read it as ‘stolen sock’, maybe a tramper who has lost his ■■■friend 
mucker85:
I first read it as ‘stolen sock’, maybe a tramper who has lost his ■■■friend
that would the Thetaff2 then 
which dock ?
shuttlespanker:
mucker85:
I first read it as ‘stolen sock’, maybe a tramper who has lost his ■■■friendthat would the Thetaff2 then
Shut it fatty!! 
Thetaff2:
shuttlespanker:
mucker85:
I first read it as ‘stolen sock’, maybe a tramper who has lost his ■■■friendthat would the Thetaff2 then
Shut it fatty!!
wondered when you was going to turn up
green456:
who would want to nick a load of gravy
I would ! I love Gravy !
Gotta be Bisto though !
Long distance clara:
A friend of mine is importing food to the U.K, he had some stolen on the dock side (not sure if this was when going through customs or not)
When they looked at the insurance they were told goods were insured to the ship, on the ship and to the destination but NOT on the dock side.Have you come across this before and is there and insurance that covers this.
Hi LDC,
The answer to your question is that it depends on the particular incoterm that was agreed between the seller and the buyer.
Incoterms are explained here:
INCOTERMS 2010 - Foreign Trade Online (Please scroll when you land)
There are some helpful pictures here:
Not sure what Dock.
Thanks Dave. will pass this on. Just starting out on the euro work so this will be handy thanks mate.
