CIF cost transfer
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TL;DR
In a CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight) contract, the cost transfer refers to the point at which costs shift from the seller to the buyer. The seller bears costs up to the named destination port, including freight and insurance; the transfer of costs typically occurs when the goods are loaded on board the vessel (risk transfers when the goods pass …
In a CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight) contract, the cost transfer refers to the point at which costs shift from the seller to the buyer. The seller bears costs up to the named destination port, including freight and insurance; the transfer of costs typically occurs when the goods are loaded on board the vessel (risk transfers when the goods pass the ship's rail).
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