The document discusses various international commercial terms (Incoterms) that define the responsibilities of buyers and sellers for delivery, costs, customs clearance, insurance, and other obligations. Under EXW, the buyer is responsible for loading, transport, export/import clearance, and assumes most risks. FCA is similar to EXW but the seller provides export clearance and bills of lading. CPT, CIP, DPU, DAP, and DDP involve the seller paying for transport and/or insurance to a defined destination, with buyers and sellers sharing other clearance and unloading responsibilities depending on the specific Incoterm used.
The document discusses various international commercial terms (Incoterms) that define the responsibilities of buyers and sellers for delivery, costs, customs clearance, insurance, and other obligations. Under EXW, the buyer is responsible for loading, transport, export/import clearance, and assumes most risks. FCA is similar to EXW but the seller provides export clearance and bills of lading. CPT, CIP, DPU, DAP, and DDP involve the seller paying for transport and/or insurance to a defined destination, with buyers and sellers sharing other clearance and unloading responsibilities depending on the specific Incoterm used.
The document discusses various international commercial terms (Incoterms) that define the responsibilities of buyers and sellers for delivery, costs, customs clearance, insurance, and other obligations. Under EXW, the buyer is responsible for loading, transport, export/import clearance, and assumes most risks. FCA is similar to EXW but the seller provides export clearance and bills of lading. CPT, CIP, DPU, DAP, and DDP involve the seller paying for transport and/or insurance to a defined destination, with buyers and sellers sharing other clearance and unloading responsibilities depending on the specific Incoterm used.
• Loading from seller’s warehouse is buyer’s responsibility • Best when buyer arrange consolidated shipment from different sellers. • Suitable domestic sale • Import and export clearance done by buyer • Recognize revenue faster FCA (Free Carrier)
• Delivery point is different from EXW
• Unloading from seller carriage is buyer’s responsibility or seller is responsible to custody of carrier identified by Buyer (need to negotiate) • Bill of lading shall be provided by Seller. • Seller shall arrange export clearance • FCA is used where buyer can't act as exporter. • On-board term is used in BL. When goods are on-boarded to ship, the carrier sends the BL to shipper. CPT (Carriage Paid To)
• Seller pays for transport to the named destination
• Seller pays for unloading at destination • Import Clearance --> buyer • Delivery location has to be defined on mutual agreement (could be anywhere) • Delivery location is usually handover point of first freight handler • Export clearance --> Seller’s Responsibility • Import / transit clearance --> Buyer’s Responsibility • e.g., Malysia --> Singapore--> Pakistan (buyer must clear all requirement from Singapore authorities.) • Carrier A and B need to be discussed CIP (Carriage and Insurance Paid To)
• Seller pays for transport and insurance to the named destination
• Seller pays for unloading at destination • Import Clearance --> buyer • Delivery location has to be defined on mutual agreement (could be anywhere) • Delivery location is usually handover point of first freight handler • Export clearance --> Seller’s Responsibility • Import / transit clearance --> Buyer’s Responsibility • e.g., Malysia --> Singapore--> Pakistan (buyer must clear all requirement from Singapore authorities.) DPU (Delivered at Place Unloaded)
• Seller pays for transport and insurance to the named destination
• Seller pays for unloading at destination • Delivery location has to be defined on mutual agreement (Named Place) • Unloading is seller’s responsibility at delivery location (Named Place) • Export clearance --> Seller’s Responsibility • Import clearance --> Buyer’s Responsibility • Transit clearance Seller’s Responsibility • e.g., Malysia --> Singapore--> Pakistan (buyer must clear all requirement from Singapore authorities.) DAP (Delivered at Place)
• Seller pays for transport and insurance to the named destination
• Seller pays for unloading at destination • Delivery location has to be defined on mutual agreement (Named Place) • Unloading is Buyer’s responsibility at delivery location (Named Place) • Export clearance --> Seller’s Responsibility • Import clearance --> Buyer’s Responsibility • Transit clearance Seller’s Responsibility • e.g., Malysia --> Singapore--> Pakistan (buyer must clear all requirement from Singapore authorities.) DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)
• Seller pays for transport and insurance to the named destination
• Seller pays for unloading at destination • Delivery location has to be defined on mutual agreement (Named Place) • Unloading is Buyer’s responsibility at delivery location (Named Place) • Export clearance --> Seller’s Responsibility • Import clearance --> Seller’s Responsibility • Transit clearance Seller’s Responsibility • e.g., Malysia --> Singapore--> Pakistan (buyer must clear all requirement from Singapore authorities.) FCA (Free Carrier) • Delivery same as EXW • Unloading from seller carriage is buyer’s responsibility • Bill of lading shall be provided by seller • Seller shall arrange export clearance • FCA is used where buyer can't act as exporter. • On-board term is used in BL. When goods are on-boarded to ship, the carrier sends the BL to shipper. CPT (Carriage Paid To) • Named place of destination • Seller pays for carriage after handover • Seller pays for unloading • Import Clearance --> buyer • Delivery location has to be defined on mutual agreement (could be anywhere) • Delivery location is usually in destination country • Export clearance -->seller • Import / transit clearance --> buyer • e.g. Malysia --> Singapore--> Pakistan (buyer have to clear all requirement from singapore authorities. CPT (Carriage Paid To) • Delivery Point need to be discussed • Carrier A and B need to be discussed