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Buyer assumes most transport responsibility from the seller’s premises.
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Incoterms 2020
Published by the International Chamber of Commerce, Incoterms® 2020 define delivery points, risk transfer, transport costs, insurance duties and customs responsibilities in contracts for the sale of goods.
They do not replace a sales contract or decide ownership and payment terms. Every chosen rule should include a precise named place or port.
The 11 rules
Buyer assumes most transport responsibility from the seller’s premises.
Seller delivers to the carrier or named party at the agreed place.
Seller pays carriage; risk transfers when cargo reaches the carrier.
CPT responsibilities with seller-arranged cargo insurance.
Seller delivers ready for unloading at the named destination.
Seller delivers and unloads at the named destination.
Seller carries broad responsibility including import clearance and duties.
Seller delivers alongside the vessel at the named port.
Seller delivers cargo on board at the port of shipment.
Seller pays ocean freight; risk transfers once goods are on board.
CFR responsibilities with seller-arranged minimum insurance cover.
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Practical guidance
Consider mode, handover point, customs capability and destination.
Write the agreed place or port clearly beside the selected rule.
Keep contract, invoice, instructions and insurance consistent.
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