Incoterms packaging obligation

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Incoterms by themselves do not create a packaging obligation; packaging requirements are typically defined in the contract of sale or applicable law. The Incoterms specify the transfer of risks and costs, the delivery point, and responsibilities for shipping, insurance, and customs, but they do not impose a standalone packaging obligation.

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