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    INCOTERMS2010

    American Institute for International Steel WebinarJanuary 14, 2011Presenters: Mary Jo Muoio, OHL

    Diane Raffle, OHLModerator: Steven W. Baker, Esq.

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    What INCOTERMSare not:

    Terms of Sale or Passage of Title

    Legally required

    Universal or exclusive

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    What INCOTERMSare:

    Privately developed by the ICC

    Internationally understood

    Different than UCC or otherterminologies

    Shipping terms

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    INCOTERMSShould be Identified

    Cite specifically

    By version

    Clearly spell out any

    modifications or variations

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    Incoterms 2010

    Series of internationally-recognized,standardized trade terms publishedby the International Chamber of

    Commerce INternational COmmercial TERMS

    Used for international and domestictransactions

    Accepted by governments, legalauthorities, and business

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    On sale now!

    Published in bookformat availablefrom the ICC at:

    www.iccbooks.com

    Incoterms 2010

    By the

    International Chamber of Commerce(ICC)

    ICC Publication No.7152010 Edition

    http://www.iccbooks.com/http://www.iccbooks.com/
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    Also available as an attractive wallhanging. Suitable for framing!

    Incoterms2010 Wallchart

    InternationalChamber ofCommerce (ICC)

    ICC Publication No.

    716 , 2010 Edition

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    Practical Impact of Change

    New terms were effective

    January 1, 2011

    Old terms may apply to previouslyissued contracts

    Make any necessary changes tostandard contract language and forms

    Inform colleagues

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    ChangesThe Basics

    Documentation requirements can bemet with equivalent electronicrecords

    Provides for security-relatedrequirements

    Specifically addresses responsibility

    for terminal handling charges

    Allows for sellers in-transit sales toprocure goods shipped

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    ChangesThe Terms

    Simplification

    Four categories reduced to two

    13 terms consolidated to 11

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    Incoterms 2000That was Then

    EXW Ex Works FCA Free Carrier FAS Free Alongside Ship FOB Free On Board

    CRF Cost And Freight CIF Cost, Insurance and Freight CPT Carriage Paid To CIP Carriage and Insurance Paid To DAF Delivered at Frontier

    DES Delivered EX Ship DEQ Delivered EX Quay DDU Delivered Duty Unpaid DDP Delivered Duty Paid

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    Incoterms 2010This is Now

    EXW Ex Works FCA Free Carrier FAS Free Alongside Ship

    FOB Free On Board CFR Cost and Freight CIF Cost, Insurance and Freight CPT Carriage Paid To CIP Carriage and Insurance Paid To DAT Delivered at Terminal DAP Delivered at Place DDP Delivered Duty Paid

    I t USED FOR ALL MODES

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    Incoterms USED FOR ALL MODESOF TRANSPORTATION

    EX Ex Works

    FCA Free Carrier

    CPT Carriage Paid To

    CIP Carriage and Insurance Paid To

    DAT Delivered at Terminal

    DAP Delivered at Place

    DDP Delivered Duty Paid

    Incote ms 2010 USED ONLY FOR

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    Incoterms 2010 USED ONLY FORMARINE

    FAS Free Alongside Ship

    FOB Free On Board

    CFR Cost and Freight CIF Cost, Insurance and Freight

    EX WORKS (EXW)

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    EX WORKS (EXW)(named place)

    Named place is where the shipmentoriginates usually the sellers premises

    Seller must have goods available and

    packaged when promised Buyer must arrange pre-carriage, export

    clearance, main carriage, import clearanceand on carriage

    Neither party is required to insure

    Transport Mode: All

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    Free Carrier (FCA)(named place)

    Named place is either the place where theshipment originates such as the sellerspremises or another place agreed withinthe sellers country

    Seller is to have goods available andpackaged when promised, load collectingvehicle, pre-carriage and export clearance

    Buyer must unload delivering vehicle, maincarriage, import clearance and on carriage

    Neither party is required to insure

    Transport mode: All modes

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    Free Alongside Ship (FAS)(named port)

    Named port is alongside a vessel at port onthe sellers side

    Seller is to deliver goods, export packed

    alongside the buyer-designated vessel atthe port on the sellers side along withexport clearance

    Buyer loads vessel, arranges main carriage,

    import clearance and on carriage

    Neither party is required to insure

    Transport Mode: Vessel Only

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    Free on Board (FOB)(named port)

    Named port is loaded on a vessel at a porton the sellers side

    Seller delivers the goods on board the

    buyer-designated vessel at the port on thesellers side along with export clearance

    Buyer arranges main carriage, importclearance and on carriage

    Neither party is required to insure

    Transport mode: Vessel Only

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    Cost & Freight (CFR)(named port)

    Named port is on the buyers side

    Seller delivers goods export packed onboard the sellers designated vessel at the

    port on the sellers side, paystransportation costs to the agreed port onbuyers side, and arranges export clearance

    Buyer arranges vessel unloading, import

    clearance and on carriage

    Neither party is required to insure

    Transport Mode: Vessel Only

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    Carriage Paid To (CPT)(named place)

    Named place on buyers side

    Seller delivers goods export packed to thecarrier for transportation to the named

    place of destination and will pay alltransportation costs thereto along witharranging export clearance

    Buyer arranges import clearance and oncarriage

    Neither party is required to insure

    Transport mode: All modes

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    Cost, Insurance and Freight (CIF)(named port)

    Named port is on buyers side

    Seller delivers goods export packed onboard the sellers-designated vessel at port

    on sellers side, pays all transportationcosts to agreed port on the buyers sideand arranges export clearance

    Buyer arranges import clearance and oncarriage

    Seller must provide at least minimumcoverage

    Transport Mode: Vessel Only

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    Cost, Insurance Paid (CIP)(named place)

    Named place on buyers side

    Seller delivers goods export packed to thecarrier for transportation to the named place of

    destination and pays all transport costs theretoalong with arranging export clearance

    Buyer arranges import clearance and oncarriage

    Seller must provide at least minimuminsurance coverage

    Transport Mode: All Modes

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    Delivered at Terminal (DAT)(named place)

    Named place at terminal on buyers side (aterminal at the destination port or aterminal not far beyond the destination portwhere its yet to be cleared by Customs)

    Seller arranges export clearance anddelivers goods export packed to the nameddestination terminal, pays all transportcosts thereto and unloads

    Buyer arranges import clearance and oncarriage

    Neither party is required to insure Transport Mode: All Modes

    Delivered at Place (DAP)

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    Delivered at Place (DAP)(named place)

    Named place on buyers side

    Seller arranges export clearance, deliversexport packed goods to the named place of

    destination and pays all transportationcosts thereto

    Buyer arranges import clearance and oncarriage

    Neither party is required to insure

    Transport mode: All Modes

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    For more information contact:

    Mary Jo Muoio

    Senior Vice President, Trade Services

    [email protected]

    973 402 8300

    Diane Raffle

    Drawback and Export Compliance Manager

    [email protected]

    267 570 2850

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

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