If you are shipping under FCA, but not moving the cargo directly from the factory to the vessel, there is very little difference between FCA and EXW. In certain countries, such as China, FCA goes against the status quo. For buyers who are adamant on purchasing under FCA terms, most selle...
As we can see here, the seller’s responsibility is until the location mentioned under FCA Incoterm® (Chittagong port in the above example). Once the goods are handed over to the buyer, his agent, or his transporter at the FCA location, the responsibility of loading it on the vessel a...
What is FCA? FCA Incoterms® means Free Carrier. FCA shows the final place of handover of goods to the buyer or his representative. The goods will then proceed on their main journey from this location. The seller is responsible for the loading of goods onto the buyer’s transport. Typic...
Seaway bill is an evidencing document of contract of carriage and the carrier’s receipt of the goods. A bill of lading functions as a contract of carriage, receipt of goods by carrier and document of title. Seaway bill is not a document of title. Means, the seaway bill can not be used...
FCA Concurrency - what it means and what to expectPeter Scott
What is ‘Ex-factory’ terms in Imports and Exports:Ex-factory price means, the selling cost of goods from Seller's factory. All other expenses from the factory of seller to buyer's premise has to be born by the buyer. So the responsibility of getting goods from the seller’s factory ...
What does FOB Mean in Shipping Terms? Free on Board, or FOB is an Incoterm, which means the seller is responsible for loading the purchased cargo onto the ship, and all costs associated. The point the goods are safe aboard the vessel, the risk transfers to the buyer, who assumes the ...
If you own any sort of business, there’s a high chance that you’ve come across the words FCA incoterms. What it means, you ask? It simply refers to an arrangement where the seller is under obligation to deliver the package to a pre-determined destination known as “Named Place”. Th...
What Is the Difference Between DDP and DDU? In the world of shipping, delivered duty unpaid (DDU) simply means that it's the customer's responsibility to pay for any of the destination country's customs charges, duties, or taxes. These must all be paid in order for customs to release ...
百度试题 结果1 题目What Incoterms rule means the minimum cost coverage for the seller? A. EXW B. FCA C. FAS 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 A 反馈 收藏