Between the supplier and the seller who is supposed to pay for the transportation costs?
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This is a tactical question. I think that it depends on the cost of the transportation. If it is that much to affect the profit of the supplier significantly, then they should split it.
You are right but from my little experience the supplier would have to pay for the transportation since he or she would be making profit too
It solely depends on the agreement between the seller and buyer. Though the agreement may be implied or verbal. Most times, the lot falls on the seller . In this kind of scenario, the seller use to add the price of transportation to the price of the goods.
I think that depends on the agreement reached between the seller and the supplier. My impression is that in general, the suppliers here pay for the delivery cost which includes transportation costs.
The transportation cost is supposed to be covered by the supplier because it will be should be part of the cost of production.
