1. EXW: Ex-Works (followed by the named place). When EXW specified, the seller or exporter presents goods on the premises of production, the buyer bears all cost and risk onward from the seller’s named place of business. Sellers do not clear their goods for export, and do not load them for transport. An ex-works arrangement pushes responsibility onto the buyer, who bears all risk from the moment that the seller makes the goods available. Ex-works is often synonymous with “factory gate pricing” (FGP), which refers to the price paid for goods less any transportation and export/customs-related charges.
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