Incoterms duty of care

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A general duty of care under the Incoterms, requiring parties to exercise proper diligence in fulfilling their contractual responsibilities under the chosen Incoterms. This includes appropriate packaging, labeling, loading, transport, and handover to prevent damage, loss, or delay. The duty of care is a contractual obligation that complements the risk transfer and cost allocation defined by the Incoterms.

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