The difference between traditional ddp and e-commerce ddp

Traditional dDP refers to direct delivery of products, that is, manufacturers or wholesalers directly deliver products to retailers. In this mode, manufacturers or wholesalers need to consider the quality, packaging, transportation and other aspects of products to ensure the integrity and safety of products during transportation, while avoiding excessive cargo damage and cargo difference.

The e-commerce dDP refers to the logistics mode that products are delivered directly to consumers, that is, products are delivered directly to consumers by e-commerce platform. In this mode, the e-commerce platform needs to consider not only product quality, packaging, transportation and other links, but also the last mile distribution link, such as distribution speed, distribution area, logistics cost and other issues.

Therefore, the main difference between traditional dDP and e-commerce dDP lies in the different logistics links and considerations. The former mainly considers wholesale and terminal sales, while the latter pays more attention to the experience of terminal consumers and needs to pay more attention to the efficiency and service quality of the last mile distribution.