Practical export-import articles from the iiiEM expert team.
Incoterms and Freight Forwarders: Who Books, Pays and Gets the Bill of Lading? When goods cross borders, the buyer and seller need to agree who arranges transport, who pays for it, and where responsibility changes. Incoterms® help define these responsibilities. A freight forwarder helps arrange and coordinate transport, while the carrier—such as a shipping line… Read More »
Shipping & Logistics in Global Trade: Modes, Importance and How Goods Move Across Borders When goods move from an Indian exporter to a buyer in another country, the transaction does not end with finding a buyer or preparing the invoice. The goods must physically travel from the seller to the buyer. This is where… Read More »
What Is Factory Stuffing? Step-by-Step Process for Exporters Factory Stuffing is the process of loading export cargo into a container at the exporter’s factory or approved premises, instead of taking the empty container to a port or Container Freight Station (CFS) for stuffing. It allows the goods to be packed, loaded and sealed under the… Read More »
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