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    The document outlines various abbreviations used in commercial shipping practices to indicate responsibilities for loading and discharging cargo from vessels. FIOS means loading and discharging is paid by the consigner, FIFO is the same as FIOS, FILO means loading is paid by the consigner but discharging is paid by the liner, and LIFO and LILO both mean loading and discharging is paid by the liner. FICY refers to loading being paid by the consigner and delivery to a container yard, while LI-Door means loading is paid by the liner and delivery is to the client's door.

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    The document outlines various abbreviations used in commercial shipping practices to indicate responsibilities for loading and discharging cargo from vessels. FIOS means loading and discharging is paid by the consigner, FIFO is the same as FIOS, FILO means loading is paid by the consigner but discharging is paid by the liner, and LIFO and LILO both mean loading and discharging is paid by the liner. FICY refers to loading being paid by the consigner and delivery to a container yard, while LI-Door means loading is paid by the liner and delivery is to the client's door.

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    Abbreviations Adopted in The Commercial Practice For Line Transportations Between Ports

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    The document outlines various abbreviations used in commercial shipping practices to indicate responsibilities for loading and discharging cargo from vessels. FIOS means loading and discharging is paid by the consigner, FIFO is the same as FIOS, FILO means loading is paid by the consigner but discharging is paid by the liner, and LIFO and LILO both mean loading and discharging is paid by the liner. FICY refers to loading being paid by the consigner and delivery to a container yard, while LI-Door means loading is paid by the liner and delivery is to the client's door.

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    Abbreviations adopted in the commercial practice for line transportations between ports: FIOS Free in/out (loading/discharging is at consigner's

    s cost); FIFO Free in/Free out (vide FIOS); FILO Free in/Liner out (loading is at consigner's cost, discharging is at liner cost); LIFO Liner in/Free out (loading is at liner cost, discharging is at consigner's cost); LILO Liner in/out (loading and discharging is at liner cost). FICY Free in/Container yard (loading is at consigner's cost, delivering is provided to container yard); LI-Door Liner in / Door (loading is at liner cost, delivering is provided to client's door).

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