FOB container fault

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A FOB container fault is a defect or malfunction in a shipping container identified at loading that affects the safe, compliant, or efficient carriage of goods under FOB terms; liability and costs are determined under FOB rules, where risk passes to the buyer when the goods pass the ship's rail.

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