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C (Cost), F (Freight), and CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) are terms used in International Shipping to define costs and responsibilities. "C" typically refers to the basic cost of goods, while "F" refers to the cost of freight transportation. CIF, on the other hand, includes the cost of goods, freight, and insurance against loss or damage during transit, making it a comprehensive pricing term that protects both the buyer and seller during shipping.

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