General

Foreign trade orders are the exchange of goods between merchants, that is, the buying and selling between customers and suppliers. It has a clear international background, involving foreign trade regulations and agreements, as well as transaction forms such as foreign trade settlement, credit, and goods sales. Foreign trade orders are important documents for foreign trade.

The role of foreign trade orders is to determine the content of the agreement between the buyer and the seller, enhance mutual trust, facilitate cooperation between the buyer and the seller, and help both parties sign contracts to ensure the fulfillment of their obligations in foreign trade transactions.

Foreign trade orders mainly include the following contents: ordering unit, ordering party, ordering date, delivery address, delivery deadline, product type, model, quantity, unit price, total price, settlement method, delivery method, transportation method, insurance cost, terms related to goods inspection, special terms related to buyer requirements, etc.

Foreign trade orders play a very important role in foreign trade. They are an important contract document that determines the types, quantities, prices, and delivery dates of goods involved in the contract between both parties. They are the basis for determining the terms of sale and fulfilling the obligations of both parties. They are the guarantee for the delivery of goods and payments by both parties, the prerequisite for the effective implementation of their rights and obligations, and the basis for fulfilling the obligations of both parties Provide strong legal basis for protecting the rights of both parties, updating and exchanging goods, or claiming compensation.