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What
is FOB ? |
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What
is C&F? |
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What
is CIF? |
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What
is X Factory? |
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What
is Certificate of Origin? |
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Letter
of Credit (Confirmed): |
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What
is Unrestricted L/C? |
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What
is Transferable L/C? |
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L/C
procedure from start to end: |
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Packing
List: |
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Quotation
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Forma Invoice: |
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Sales
Contract or Sales confirmation: |
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What
is FOB ?
When you buy FOB , the exporter/supplier delivers and
place goods on board of a vessel at the port of shipment
which is specified in the sales contract or L/C. From
the moment, The goods are loaded into the ship the supplier/exporter
is not responsible for the risk of damage.
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What
is C&F?
It stands for cost and freight and it is a pricing term
in which the exporter/supplier pays for cost and freight.
In another word, the cost of freight is also included
in the stated price of the goods.
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What
is CIF?
It stands for cost, insurance and freight and it is
a pricing term in which the exporter payes for the freight
And isurance of the goods. In another words, the cost
of freight and insurance is also included in the stated
price of the goods.
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What
is X Factory?
Price is only for product. Packing, Carton and all others
by you(buyer).
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What
is Certificate of Origin?
It certifies where the product was made.
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Letter
of Credit (Confirmed):
It is a written document issued by the bank which states
the terms and conditions set and agreed by the buyer
and the seller in which the bank makes commitment to
make payment to the seller.
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What
is Unrestricted L/C?
The shipper/exporter can take L/C from advising bank
and negotiate with any other bank That he has account
with so that he may want to get more bank facilities.
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What
is Transferable L/C?
Means the exporter can transfer the L/C to another supplier.
The second supplier will Arrange the goods according
to L/C terms and make shipment.
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L/C
procedure from start to end:

LC
Transaction Diagram
LC is an application issued
to the buyer by his bank upon request. The buyer has
to fill out the application for LC and send it back
to his bank. The issuing bank sends the L/C to the advising
bank (sellers bank) by courier, Airmail or telex. The
advising bank informs seller (beneficiary) of the LC
arrival. After receiving the LC, the seller compares
the LC with commercial invoice and makes sure that all
the terms and conditions that are mentioned in the L/C
can be satisfied. There should not be any discrepancy
and if there is he should make amendments. The seller
will ship the goods within the shipping period specifies
in the LC and prepares all the documents such as invoice,
packing list, etc before presenting the documents to
his bank. Advising bank checks all the documents against
the LC and if they match, the advising bank pays the
Seller before sending the documents back to the issuing
bank. Then the issuing bank checks all the documents
and if every thing is fine, it pays to the advising
bank. The issuing bank deduct the same amount from the
buyers account and submit the documents to the buyer
so that he can claim his goods from shipping company.
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Packing
List:
The quantity and the type of product is mentioned in
the packing list.
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Quotation
(price list)
It is a price that is offered to the customer
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Forma Invoice:
An invoice prepared by an exporter before shipping,
mentioning the goods to be sent, their value and other
details.
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Sales
Contract or Sales confirmation:
Order is confirmed. |
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