The Incoterms rules or International Commercial terms are a series of pre-defined commercial terms published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) widely used in international commercial transactions.

A series of three-letter trade terms related to common sales practices, the Incoterms rules are intended primarily to clearly communicate the tasks, costs and risks associated with the transportation and delivery of goods.

The Incoterms rules are accepted by governments, legal authorities and practitioners worldwide for the interpretation of most commonly used terms in international trade.

Expertise you can count on:

• EXW- ex works . (name place of delivery)
• FCA – Free Carrier (name place of delivery)
• CPT – Carriage paid to (name place)
• CIP – Carriage and insurance paid to (name place)
• DAT – Delivered at terminal (name terminal or port)
• DAP – Delivered at place (name place)
• DDP – Delivered duty paid (name place)
• FAS – Free along ship (name port)
• FOB – Free on board (name port or place)
• CFR – Cost and freight (name port or place)
• CIF – Cost, insurance and freight (name port or place)

Weights and Volume:

Weight(kg)	Cube (M³)	Weight(kg)	Cube(M³)
50	0.15	1400	4.2
100	0.3	1500	4.5
150	0.4	1600	4.8
200	0.6	1700	5.1
250	0.75	1800	5.4
300	0.9	1900	5.7
350	1.05	2000	6.0
400	1.2	2100	6.3
500	1.5	2200	6.6
600	1.8	2300	6.9
700	2.1	2400	7.2
800	2.4	2500	7.5
900	2.7	2600	7.8
1000	3.0	2700	8.1
1100	3.3	2800	8.4
1200	3.6	2900	8.7
1300	3.9	3000	9.0

Loading Measurements:

Loading meters	Weight Ratio	Cube (M³)
1 Loading Metre	1650kgs	4.9
2 Loading Metre	3300kgs	9.91
3 Loading Metre	4950kgs	14.86
4 Loading Metre	6600kgs	19.82
5 Loading Metre	8250kgs	24.77
6 Loading Metre	9900kgs	29.73
7 Loading Metre	11550kgs	34.68
8 Loading Metre	13200kgs	39.64
9 Loading Metre	14850kgs	44.59
10 Loading Metre	16500kgs	49.55
11 Loading Metre	18150kgs	54.50
12 Loading Metre	19800kgs	59.46