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Incoterms, container specifications, tracking ...

The Incoterms® rules are an internationally recognized standard and are used worldwide in international and domestic contracts for the sale of goods. Incoterms® rules provide internationally accepted definitions and rules of interpretation for most common commercial terms.

Below you will find a chart that explains each rule, stating the risks, costs, transports and insurance each party incurs with the choice of each specific Incoterm®.
Seller Carrier Border Port Ship Port Named place Buyer
CFR Cost and freight Risk Costs
CIF Cost, insurance and freight Risk Costs Insurance
CIP Carriage and insurance Risk Costs Insurance
CPT Carriage paid to Risk Costs
DAP Delivered at place Risk Costs
DAT Delivered at Terminal Risk Costs
DDP Delivered duty paid Risk Costs with import clearance
EXW Ex Works Risk Costs
FAS Free alongside ship Risk Costs
FCA Free Carrier Risk Costs
FOB Free on board Risk Costs
The risk is borne by the seller
The costs are borne by the seller
Transport insurance is the responsibility of the seller
The risk is borne by the buyer
The costs are borne by the buyer
Clauses for sea and inland transport

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