CIF m mean is: the seller pay the Cost, insurance and freight to distance port.
CIF means the buyer insures the goods for the maritime phase of the voyage, the shipper/seller will insure the merchandise. In this arrangement, the seller usually chooses the forwarder. "Delivery" as above, is accomplished at the port of destination.
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yes, in CNF , only cost of the material and freight are included. in CIF- cost , insurrance and freight of material are included
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When shipping imports, the acronym FOB stands for "Freight on Board". FIS means "Free in Store", and CNF is for "Cost and Freight".
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Whether CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) is better than CNF (Cost and Freight) depends on the specific needs of the buyer. CIF includes insurance coverage during transit, providing additional protection against potential losses or damages, which can be beneficial for risk-averse buyers. On the other hand, CNF may be more cost-effective if the buyer prefers to arrange their own insurance or if they have better access to insurance rates. Ultimately, the choice depends on factors like risk tolerance, cost considerations, and logistical preferences.
CNF means the seller pays for all freight charges to destination port; after that the buyer pays all costs for clearance, customs, duties, and transport. It also means conjunctive normal form in Boolean logic.
To import any materials. Which party will pay the fright and insurance for shipment. The rates will accordingly. Cif;- cost,insurance fright up byers destination.
From business point of view, the full form of CNF is :- " Cost and Freight".
What is the fullform of CNF?
What is the fullform of CNF?
FOB = Free On Board. It's the physical geographical point at which title (and the risk of loss) transfers to the buyer from the seller. It can be the shipping point, delivery point, or any intermediary waypoint such as an ocean port on either end. The buyer is responsible for shipping charges from the FOB point onwards as well. CNF = Cost, No Insurance & Freight. The cost of the goods plus freight charges. The buyer is responsible for any insurance costs. This is usually the best way as it allows the buyer to use a local insurance carrier of his choice. See CIF below. CIF = Cost, Insurance & Freight. As above but includes insurance purchased by the shipper. Not a wise idea on international shipments as it may be difficult to file a claim. And the shipper chooses the insurance carrier so rates are often higher.