Ex Works
Buyer collects the goods at our origin warehouse and arranges all onward transport, export clearance, and insurance.
- Risk transfer
- At the seller's premises
- Cost
- Buyer covers all transport
- Insurance
- Buyer's responsibility
Premium VertexGet a QuoteA practical reference covering the eleven Incoterms 2020 rules, showing how cost, risk, and insurance responsibilities are split.
Incoterms 2020 are the International Chamber of Commerce standard for splitting cost, risk, and insurance between buyer and seller in a cross-border trade. Choosing the right term up front avoids ambiguity at loading, on water, and at discharge.
Below are the ten Incoterms most commonly used for vegetable oil trades. The Premium Vertex desk most frequently quotes FOB, CIF, and DAP, but we can structure any term in the matrix.
Buyer collects the goods at our origin warehouse and arranges all onward transport, export clearance, and insurance.
Used for containerised loads. We deliver to the named place (port, depot, or terminal) cleared for export.
The classic bulk-vessel term. We load the goods on board the vessel nominated by the buyer at the port of shipment.
We pay the ocean freight to the named destination port, but risk passes to the buyer when goods cross the ship's rail at origin.
Our most common term. We cover freight and minimum-cover marine insurance to destination port; risk passes on shipment.
Multimodal equivalent of CFR — used for ISO tanks, flexitanks, and containerised flows.
Multimodal equivalent of CIF — Premium Vertex carries Institute Cargo Clauses (A) cover by default for containerised flows.
We deliver to the named destination ready for unloading. Buyer handles import clearance and unloading costs.
We deliver and unload at the named destination. Buyer handles import clearance.
Maximum service. We deliver to the buyer's door with all duties and taxes prepaid. Available on select corridors.