Freight refers to goods or cargo that are transported, typically by land, sea, or air. It encompasses the physical items being shipped, as well as the costs associated with their transportation. Freight can include a wide range of products, from raw materials to finished goods, and is a crucial aspect of global trade and logistics. The term can also refer to the transportation service itself.
Freight means the transportation of goods from one place to another to be sold commercially. Another word for freight is cargo.
FOB means Freight on Board. It means the seller is responsible to load the freight on the truck and the buyer is responsible to pay the freight costs from the dock to the destination. Prices are sometimes followed by FOB . For example car prices are listed as FOB Detroit. This means the price without shipping added.
That is the correct spelling of freight (as in cargo). Fright is the spelling that means terror or fear.
I am guessing "freight on board" which means loaded but not transported.
Freight on Board. It means you will pay the freight charges from Hong Kong to where ever you are.
Freight to pay means the person who receives the goods, such as the consignee, has to pay the amount on behalf of consignor.
CNF means "cost and freight"
The abbreviation FOB in the shipping industry means Free on Board or Freight on Board. The invoice that has this abbreviation on it means that the seller is paying for the freight charges.
CF means cargo and freight in shipping terms. The person who is selling goods pay for the cost of the goods and freight charges. CF has been replaced with CFR.
Means the seller pays the insurance.
CIF means Cost Insurance and Freight, which means the seller pays to get the load to its destination. The alternate is FOB--Free On Board--which means the buyer pays the freight and insurance.
FCCOD means freight charges collect on delivery. In other words, the freight bill needs to be paid when the goods are delivered. It is similar to COD but it is only for the freight or delivery charge.