Landed Cost
The total cost of a product once it arrives at its destination: purchase price + freight + insurance + customs duty + VAT + any brokerage and handling fees.
Landed cost is the true unit cost of goods after they arrive at your warehouse. Formula: unit price + freight/unit + insurance/unit + duty + VAT + broker fee + local delivery.
Many sellers price products from FOB unit cost and get surprised by 20-40% margin erosion after duty and freight. Always price from landed cost.
Also searched: total landed cost · fully landed cost
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