Incoterms supplier liability

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A term describing the seller's liability under Incoterms: the allocation of risk and costs and the seller's duties up to the named delivery point, with the buyer assuming risk thereafter, depending on the chosen Incoterm (e.g., packaging, export/import clearance, transport, insurance where applicable).

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