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1. The seller is responsible of the goods delivery to the destination port until the unloading of the goods.
6. The seller is responsible for goods only till the first port, which is the exporter's country's port and not the destination port.
7. The quoted price includes the cost or goods and transport charges to the destination port.
8. The seller is responsible for the cost and insurance of the items until he delivers it to the first carrier or destination precised by the buyer.
9. The seller is responsible to clear the goods and place them alongside the port of departure (only for ocean and inland waterway transport).
12. Cerifies that the goods are made to the buyer's specifications and meet the required standards prior to shipment.
15. The seller has to put the goods on the buyer's disposal after they've been unloaded from the means of transport.

1. The seller takes all the risks and costs of the good until they are unloaded from the vehicle at the named destination.
2. A document that the supplier sends to the buyer lists the exact quantity, value and specification of the merchandise.
3. A document provided by the buyer to guarantee that the payment will be made.
4. EXW + clearance. The seller takes the responsibility for export clearance and delivery of goods to the carrier at the named place of delivery. The place of delivery has to be precised by the buyer.
5. Another name for freight or cargo
10. The seller is responsible for the transport and insurance to the destination port.
11. The contract between the exporter and a transportation company.
13. The seller clears the good and makes sure they are delivered and loaded onto the vessel at the port of departure.
14. The buyer only sends the products to a designated location and the transport costs are covered by the buyer.