FOB Bill of Lading

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A bill of lading issued under Free On Board (FOB) terms, transferring risk and responsibility from seller to buyer when the goods are loaded on board the vessel at the port of shipment. The seller bears costs up to and including loading and export clearance; the buyer pays the freight, insurance (if required), and all costs from that point onward.

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