Cost and Freight (named port of shipment) this abbreviation was changed in 1990 to CFR, but is still commonly used.
Abbreviation for " cost and freight (...named port of destination)." Also CFR.
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Cost and Freight – refers to the quoted price for the goods, including freight to the delivery point, but not insurance. Also written as CandF.
You pay the costs and freight to get your goods to the specified destination, but your responsibility ends there. The foreign buyer assumes the risk of loss or damage once the goods are loaded at the port of departure.
Shipping term for cost and freight. When quoted, a C&F price means price delivered.
Cost & Freight ISO Int. Standardisation Org.
"Cost and freight". Paid to move a commodity to a port of destination and included in the price quoted.
Cost (of goods) and freight (transportation).
A pricing term indicating the freight costs are included in the quoted price.
Cost of the coffee bean and freight.
Cost and freight. Sale term relating to goods in transit. This is the same as C.I.F. except that the seller does not arrange insurance for the buyer.
Cost and Freight - cost includes goods and transport Also CF, CAF and CFR
