How much will it actually cost to land ceramic dinnerware at my door?

Landed cost means everything you pay to get the goods to your warehouse: the unit price of the dinnerware, freight, insurance, import duty and taxes. It is the number you should use when setting retail prices and margin targets, not the ex-works price.

To build it, take the FOB price, add freight and insurance, then add the duty and tax that apply in your market. Duty depends on the HS code and destination, so confirm rates with your customs broker before you finalize a costing sheet.

If you prefer one fixed figure, ask for a DDP quote. We can help estimate landed cost with DDP so the total is agreed up front and you avoid surprise charges at clearance.