FOB

Posted on July 25, 2019 by Malin Hiles

FREE ON BOARD – Seller delivers and loads the goods on the vessel nominated by the buyer. The seller bears all costs associated with transportation. All risks are assumed by the buyer after the point of delivery and unloading. The seller is required to clear goods through export only.

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