B-6-3- The year 2000 Incoterms ©


Esandis offers you free training about on the 2000 Incoterms, providing the skills neccesary to be an export and/or import manager. Our goal is to help you understand their importance in relation to your international transaction.

The year 2000 Incoterms number 13. There are 11 year 2010 Incoterms The are used all over the world, with the exception of in the U.S.A. The U.S.A. continues to use UCC (Uniform Commercial Code, "the american Incoterms").

6-3-1- The year 2000 Incoterms ©

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6-3-2- Reminder

The latest version, the 2010 Incoterms, takes us from 13 Incoterms in 2000, to 11 Incoterms in 2010. In order to help you understand the issues associated with choosing one of the 2000 Incoterms, we provide a practical definition.

An Incoterms is the abbreviation for "International Commercial TERMS." The Incoterms allow for the creation of a rules framework guiding the ins and outs of goods transportation, from loading through delivery.

Each Incoterm takes into account 13 criteria including insurance, packaging, main transport, loading and unloading costs, customs duties and import/export fees. The Incoterms are identical in all countries.

The year 2000 Incoterms identify the point at which risks and costs are transferred. An overview and a table of Incoterms ® is provided to help you to understand all their subtleties.