装运和交接货的时间装运时间通常称为装运期。在国内贸易中，卖方工厂或仓库

Shipment and delivery time The <br>shipment time is usually called the shipping period. In domestic trade, the shipment and delivery time for delivery from the seller’s factory or warehouse is basically the same. In international trade, the price terms selected by the buyer and seller in the negotiation determine their respective responsibilities during the delivery of the goods. FOB, CIF, etc. require delivery with shipping documents, and the seller’s shipping time and delivery time are consistent. <br>However, when other price terms are used, shipment does not mean delivery, let alone acceptance of the goods by the buyer. Therefore, it is necessary for the buyer and seller to agree on the specific shipping and delivery time. In actual economic activities, many contract disputes are caused by vague regulations on the time of shipment and delivery of goods. In order to avoid disputes as much as possible, negotiators should, on a practicable basis, strive to specify the time of shipment and delivery clearly and reasonably, and do not use "immediate shipment", "fast shipment" and other general provisions that may easily cause disputes.

The time of shipment and handover.<br>The shipping time is often referred to as the shipping period. In domestic trade, the shipping and handover times for delivery at the seller's factory or warehouse are basically the same. In international trade, the price terms negotiated by the buyer and seller determine their respective responsibilities in the handover of goods, FOB, CIF, etc. require delivery on the basis of shipping documents, the seller's shipping time and delivery time are consistent.<br>However, when other price terms are used, the shipment does not equal delivery, much less the buyer's acceptance of the goods. Therefore, it is necessary for the buyer and seller to agree on specific shipping and handover times. In real economic activities, many contract disputes arise from vague time rules for the shipment and handover of goods. In order to avoid disputes as far as possible, negotiators should, on a practical basis, strive to set clear and reasonable shipping and handover times and refrain from using general provisions such as "immediate shipment" and "shipment as soon as possible", which are prone to disputes.

Time of shipment and delivery<br>The time of shipment is usually called the time of shipment. In domestic trade, the time of shipment and delivery of goods delivered from the seller's factory or warehouse is basically the same. In international trade, the price terms chosen by the buyer and the seller through negotiation determine their respective responsibilities in the process of delivery of goods. FOB and CIF are required to deliver goods against shipping documents, and the seller's time of shipment and delivery is consistent.<br>However, when other price terms are used, shipment does not mean delivery, let alone the buyer's acceptance of the goods. Therefore, it is necessary for the buyer and the seller to agree on the specific time of shipment and delivery. In the actual economic activities, many contract disputes are caused by the ambiguity of the time of shipment and delivery of goods. In order to avoid disputes as far as possible, negotiators should, on the basis of practicability, strive to specify the time of shipment and delivery and reception clearly and reasonably, and do not use the general provisions such as "immediate shipment" and "shipment as soon as possible" that may cause disputes.<br>