Incoterms cost risk

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The term denotes the point in time or threshold at which cost risk transfers to the buyer or remains with the seller, in accordance with the chosen Incoterms rule in the sales contract. It clarifies which costs (transport, insurance, duties, freight, import/export charges) are associated with which party's responsibilities.

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