Incoterms Terminal Interface

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A reference point within terminal operations where, according to the chosen Incoterms, the transfer of responsibility, costs, and risk from seller to buyer occurs. It typically refers to a section of the terminal (e.g., loading area, gate, handling zone) where obligations under the selected Incoterms rule change.

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