The document describes various INCOTERMS (International Commercial Terms) that define responsibilities of buyers and sellers for delivery of goods. It divides the terms into four groups based on responsibilities: Group E (minimal seller responsibility), Group F (seller delivers to transport without payment), Group C (seller contracts transport and pays freight), and Group D (seller is responsible for all expenses and risks until destination). Each term is then defined with the key obligations of the buyer and seller.

1. INCOTERMSPaulina Murillo Gómez
Luis Hernando Cerezo
Fabián Alejandro Sánchez
Milton David Payan

2. Group E (exit)
Only one term in which the seller
has minimal responsibility of the
goods

3. EXW
(Ex Works)
Output in the goods are
delivered to the importer.

4. Group F (without payment of
the principal trasporte)
The seller delivers the goods to the corresponding
transport that the buyer finds chosen but without
any type of payment

5. FCA
(Free Carrier)
The seller pays for carriage
to the delivery point.

6. FAS
(Free Alongside
Ship)
A shipment in which the buyer when
the goods are placed alongside the
vessel.

7. FOB
(Free On Board)
Seller loads the goods onto the
vessel as instructed by the buyer.

8. Group C (with the payment of
principal transport)
The seller contracts the transport without
assuming any type of risk in the distance.

9. CFR
(Cost and Freight)
Seller must pay the costs and the freight
to take the goods to the port of
destination.

10. CIF
(Cost, Insurance
and Freight)
Seller must pay the costs and freight
and insurance to bring the goods to the
port of destination.

11. CPT
(Carriage Paid To)
The seller pays for carriage to the named
place of destination.

12. CIP
(Carriage and
Insurance Paid To)
Seller pays for carriage and insurance
to the named destination point.

13. Group D (arrival)
The seller traverses with everything the
expenses and necessary risks in order that the
goods come to his destination

14. DDP
(Delivered Duty
Paid)
Seller is responsible for delivering the
goods to the named place in the country of
the buyer.

15. DAT
(Delivered At
Terminal)
Seller pays for carriage to the terminal,
except for costs related to import
clearance.

16. DAP
(Delivered at
Place)
Seller pays for carriage to the named place, except for
costs related to import clearance, and assumes all risks
prior to the point that the goods are ready for
unloading by the buyer.