How well do you know your Incoterms®? CPT is one of the best terms for sellers and is used for all modes. #Logistics https://lnkd.in/e7H_CFEd
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Understanding Incoterms is crucial for effective international trade. They provide clarity, reduce disputes, and ensure smooth logistics. At Interload Forwarding LLC, we have specialists ready to assist you with all your Incoterms needs, ensuring your global transactions are seamless and efficient. EXW (Ex Works): Buyer handles all transport costs and risks from seller’s premises. FOB (Free On Board): Seller covers costs until goods are on board the ship; buyer assumes risk thereafter. CIF (Cost, Insurance, Freight): Seller covers cost, insurance, and freight to destination port; risk transfers once goods are on the ship. DAP (Delivered At Place): Seller covers costs and risks to the destination, buyer handles unloading. #InternationalTrade #Incoterms #Logistics #SupplyChain #InterloadForwarding
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Under the Incoterms Rules 2020, CFR (Cost and Freight) means: 1. The seller is responsible for transportation costs until the goods reach the buyer's destination. 2. The buyer is responsible for the condition of the goods during the journey. 3. The risks of the goods are transferred from the seller to the buyer once the goods are loaded on the ship at the export port before the transfer takes place.
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If you're beginner or looking to organize shipping on your own, this article is a must-read! Understanding Incoterms will clarify your responsibilities at different stages. To find the article click here: https://lnkd.in/et7PENkR #Logistics #Incoterms #shippingtips #importexport
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Continuing our dive into the export documents:- World of the Bill of Lading (B/L), it's important to recognize the various forms this critical document can take, each tailored to the specific needs of global trade and logistics. ### Here’s a quick rundown: 1. **Original Bill of Lading**: This is the classic B/L, issued in multiple originals, allowing the transfer of ownership through endorsement. It’s vital for transactions involving letters of credit, ensuring that all originals are accounted for before goods are released. 2. **Seaway Bill of Lading**: A non-negotiable document that streamlines the release of goods without the need for physical B/L presentation. Ideal for established business relationships where speed is key. 3. **Surrender Bill of Lading**: This type allows for the release of goods without the original document at the destination, often used to expedite delivery when timing is crucial, and the original B/L is still in transit. 4. **House Bill of Lading (HBL)**: Issued by a freight forwarder or NVOCC, the HBL serves as a receipt and terms of carriage between the shipper and forwarder. It’s typically paired with a Master Bill of Lading for seamless logistics management. 5. **Carrier Bill of Lading**: Directly issued by the shipping line or carrier, this document serves as the official contract of carriage, detailing all specifics of the shipment. 6. **Master Bill of Lading (MBL)**: This is issued by the carrier to the freight forwarder, working in tandem with the HBL to manage both the logistics and legalities of the shipment. ### Why does this matter? Each B/L type has its role, whether it’s facilitating smooth international trade, ensuring swift delivery, or managing complex logistics networks. Understanding the nuances of these documents isn’t just about compliance—it’s about optimizing operations and fostering trust in every transaction. Stay tuned for more insights as we continue exploring the critical documents that drive the global supply chain. #Logistics #SupplyChain #BillofLading #TradeEssentials
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The Process of Freight Forwarding involves multiple steps and various stakeholders. It starts with the establishment of a contract between the freight forwarder and the customer to define the scope of the services to be provided. The next step is document preparation, where the freight forwarder completes the paperwork required to move the goods. Then the goods are picked up, transported, and cleared for customs. Finally, the goods are delivered to the destination. Throughout the process, the freight forwarder works closely with the customer to ensure the shipment is handled properly and arrives on time.
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Logistics and Transport: Incoterms dictate where the seller’s responsibility for transport ends and where the buyer's responsibility begins. This includes specifying whether the seller is responsible for arranging main carriage, loading and unloading, and export/import clearance.
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Explore the risks of enticingly low freight rates in our latest blog. Identify warning signs and steer clear of shipping pitfalls and rollings. Learn more here: #airfreight #logistics #globalsupplychain #freightforwarder #importing #shipping
Red Flags Associated with Emailed Unbelievably Low Rates: The Lure and Consequences of Bargain Rates in Freight Forwarding
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One of the more common questions we hear from new exporters is, “What are these fees on my freight forwarder's invoice?” This video explains the common and not so common fees you can expect to see on your forwarder’s pricing list. #exporters #freightforwarder https://hubs.ly/Q02HTFT_0
Freight Forwarder Pricing: What Are These Extra Fees on My Invoice?
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