The benefits from an invoice’s ‘ex works’ terms

JOC Regulation & Policy

The benefits from an invoice’s ‘ex works’ terms

Colin Barrett, president, Barrett Transportation Consultants | Jan 31, 2019 11:04AM EST

Your shift in terms should be from FOB to EXW, meaning that title passes the moment the goods depart the origin plant where they’re produced.
Regulation & Policy

More Regulation & Policy News & Analysis

California law will hold shippers liable for dray labor violations
NY-NJ's Waterfront Commission to argue for end of agency dissolution case
Brazil truckers end strike, but cargo delays to persist
New low-sulfur fuel clauses clarify time charters
Shippers assess potential Brexit deal or no deal
Shippers’ post-Brexit supply chain prep builds
Emerging market energy needs to drive project construction
European ports bet on tech for Brexit relief
Regulation & Policy
Asia
Asia›China
North America
North America›United States

More on JOC

Adani making inroads in Indian container market
Adani Group
Carrier earnings show scale of low-sulfur risk
Container Lines
New truck driver pay model aimed at capacity retention
Labor
DP World expands shortsea reach with P&O buy
Short-Sea Shipping
Europe block exemption debate reveals deep shipper frustration
International Transportation Regulations
SAL mulls newbuildings amid early market rebound
Breakbulk
Small shippers face higher low-sulfur fuel burden
Container Lines
More News & Analysis

Webcasts

2019 Breakbulk and Heavy-Lift Outlook
Jan 31, 2019 11:00AM EST
2019 Container Shipping Outlook
Feb 21, 2019 10:00AM EST
TPM 2019: What We Learned
Mar 14, 2019 2:00PM EDT
More Webcasts

White Papers

Biggest, Fastest, Savings for Global Supply Chains
INLAND PORTS: Relief from trucking challenges
Supply Chain & Logistics Intelligence in the Age of AI, IoT and Blockchain
More Whitepapers

Podcasts

2018 Annual Review & Outlook: Rail Perspective
Emergency Management at Corpus Christi
East Coast Supporting Investment By Long Beach
More Podcasts

Regulation & Policy