Texprocil : Webinar on Terms of Delivery (Incoterm Rule 2020)
Texprocil : Webinar on Terms of Delivery (Incoterm Rule 2020)
This report summarizes the educational material on Incoterms® 2010 and 2020 presented by Sudhakar Kasture (Director, EMI Exim Institute) for The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (TEXPROCIL). The document provides practical mathematical formulas for trade term computations and highlights six structural revisions introduced in the 2020 edition.
Practical Computation of IncotermsThe text defines how different terms are calculated by adding Origin Charges (O/C), Freight (FRT), and Insurance (INS) to base values: FOB, FCA, and FAS are computed as $\text{EXW} + \text{O/C}$. CFR equals $\text{EXW} + \text{O/C} + \text{FRT}$ or $\text{FOB} + \text{FRT}$. CIF equals $\text{EXW} + \text{O/C} + \text{INS} + \text{FRT}$ or $\text{FOB} + \text{INS} + \text{FRT}$. CPT is calculated as $\text{FCA} + \text{FRT}$. CIP is calculated as $\text{FCA} + \text{INS} + \text{FRT}$. DPU, DAP, and DDP are computed as $\text{FOB} + \text{FRT} + \text{O/C}$ for sea transport, or $\text{FCA} + \text{FRT} + \text{O/C}$ for air transport.
Texprocil : Webinar on Terms of Delivery (Incoterm Rule 2020)
Texprocil : Webinar on Terms of Delivery (Incoterm Rule 2020)
Incoterms in International Trade: Why Delivery Terms and Risk Transfer Matter
Expert Sudhakar Kasture highlights the following key components of why delivery terms and risk transfer matter.
The session explained that Incoterms, issued under the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, have global acceptance in international trade. It also noted that Incoterms were revised over time, including 1990, 2000, 2010, and 2020, and stressed that contracts should clearly mention which version is being used because legal interpretation depends on it.
A key point of the discussion was the difference between terms of delivery and terms of payment.
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TEXPROCIL: Webinar on Terms of Delivery (Incoterm Rule 2020) on 17th June, 2026
Covered by Salil Chawla, Director, DFU Publications, while attending this live webinar "Webinar on Terms of Delivery (Incoterm Rule 2020) on 17th June, 2026" earlier today organised by Texprocil and ably moderated by The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (TEXPROCIL), Executive Director Dr. Siddhartha Rajagopal, a trade veteran with extensive global experience.
He started by saying, "Your delivery in terms of Incoterms® 2020 rules. So, this is very important, in the sense that, in terms of payment and the terms of trade which are there in use, it is always good to get some updates and understand the rules that have been prescribed thereof."
As you all know, in international business, a proper understanding of delivery terms is very, very important for smooth and successful transactions. Everybody knows that. Incorrect interpretation of these terms can lead to misunderstandings regarding costs, responsibilities and risks.
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