Freightos Incoterms Guide for Freight Shipping
Freightos Incoterms Guide for Freight Shipping explains the International Commercial Terms used in sales contracts for importing and exporting. Published by Freightos, a freight booking and rate comparison company, the guide defines what incoterms are, sets out all eleven current terms with a chart, separates the rules for any mode of transport from those for sea freight, and compares the current terms with the earlier set.
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The guide defines incoterms as the terms that fix when responsibility for goods passes from supplier to buyer and who pays for what. It lists all eleven terms, separating the rules for any mode of transport from those for sea and inland waterway transport, compares the current rules with the earlier set, and adds sections on air freight, on choosing a term and on what incoterms leave out.
Start with the opening definition to see what an incoterm settles, then read the chart to compare the eleven terms side by side before reading any one of them in full. Use the section on choosing a term when you are preparing a quotation or a contract, and read the closing section on what incoterms do not cover so that you know which points still have to be written into the agreement.
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