Import customs clearance Agents do not bear any risks and costs
Under the consignment method, the consignee is not responsible for various risks such as trading profit and loss, backlog of goods, etc. It only receives commission as compensation, and the advance fee is deducted when the goods are remitted, which is conducive to mobilizing the contributor ’s enthusiasm. All risks and expenses before the sale of the goods are borne by the consignor. The risk borne by the consignor is greater than other trade methods, and the time required to recover the payment is also longer, which is not conducive to the turnover of funds and the safety of foreign exchange collection.
(3) Pros and cons of the consignment method
1. Advantages of consignment
In the import customs clearance consignment method, although the goods have been shipped to the consignment place, the ownership of the goods still belongs to the consignor before the consignment goods are sold. Therefore, consignors have great powers such as sales processing and price determination of goods, which is conducive to going with the market.
(2) The way of consignment sales is based on physical sales, and the goods meet the buyer directly, which is conducive to promoting the transaction.
(3) The consignee does not bear the risks and expenses, and the consignee generally advances the funds. The consignee does not occupy the funds and can mobilize its enthusiasm for operation. Import customs clearance. Disadvantages of the consignment method Consignment is also a disadvantage for the client