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Incoterms\u003Cbr>and\u003Cbr>Services | Any Transport Mode |  | Sea/Inland Waterway Transport |  |  |  | Any Transport Mode |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | EXW\u003Cbr>Ex Works | FCA\u003Cbr>Free\u003Cbr>Carrier | FAS\u003Cbr>Free\u003Cbr>Alongside\u003Cbr>Ship | FOB\u003Cbr>Free on\u003Cbr>Board | CFR\u003Cbr>Cost and\u003Cbr>Freight | CIF\u003Cbr>Cost, Insurance,\u003Cbr>& Frieght | CPT\u003Cbr>Carriage\u003Cbr>Paid To | CIP\u003Cbr>Carriage\u003Cbr>Insurance\u003Cbr>Paid To | DAT\u003Cbr>Delivered at\u003Cbr>Terminal | DAP\u003Cbr>Delivered\u003Cbr>at Place | DDP\u003Cbr>Delivered\u003Cbr>Duty Paid |\n|  | named\u003Cbr>place | named\u003Cbr>place | named\u003Cbr>port of\u003Cbr>destination | named\u003Cbr>port of\u003Cbr>destination | named\u003Cbr>place of\u003Cbr>destination | named\u003Cbr>place of\u003Cbr>destination | named\u003Cbr>place of\u003Cbr>destination | named\u003Cbr>port of\u003Cbr>destination | named\u003Cbr>place | named\u003Cbr>port of\u003Cbr>destination | named\u003Cbr>place of\u003Cbr>destination |\n| Packaging | \u003Cbr>BUYER OR SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER |\n| Loading\u003Cbr>Charges | BUYER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER |\n| Delivery to\u003Cbr>Port/Place | BUYER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER |\n| Export\u003Cbr>Duty & Taxes | BUYER | SELLER* | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER |\n| Origin Terminal\u003Cbr>Charges | BUYER | BUYER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER |\n| Loading on\u003Cbr>Carriage | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER |\n| Carriage Charges | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER |\n| Insurance | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | SELLER | \u003Cbr>BUYER OR SELLER | SELLER | \u003Cbr>BUYER OR SELLER | \u003Cbr>BUYER OR SELLER | \u003Cbr>BUYER OR SELLER |\n| Destination\u003Cbr>Terminal Charges | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER | SELLER |\n| Delivery to\u003Cbr>Destination | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | SELLER | SELLER |\n| Import\u003Cbr>Duty & Taxes | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | BUYER | SELLER |\n\nNotes:  \n1) Incoterms must always be accompanied by a “named place” including city, province/state and country. The International Chamber of Commerce updates Incoterms every ten years, most recently in 2010. Because the implications and interpretations differ between publications, the year of the revised publication should also be stated. Example of correct Inco statement: FOB “Houston, Texas, USA Inco 2010.”  \n2) Incoterms identify risk and cost of the seller and buyer, but to not identify title transference.  \n3) All reference to the cost of “customs clearance” includes not only duty and/or other government levy, but also the administrative costs associated with fulfilling that process.  \n4) The exporter and/or importer may or may not be the seller or buyer. 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