The main contents involved in international trade terms

International trade terms refer to clauses that specify specific matters and conditions for trade between two countries. These terms include product name, quality, quantity, packaging, price, insurance, transportation, payment, etc.

1. Product Name: Clearly state the name and specifications of the traded product to avoid ambiguity in the product name.

2. Quality: Specify the quality standards and methods for goods, including sampling inspection and standard inspection.

3. Quantity: Determine the unit of measurement and quantity of the product, including any excess or shortage clauses.

4. Packaging: Specify the packaging materials and labeling requirements for the product to ensure its safe arrival at the destination.

5. Price: Determine the pricing method and amount of the product, including trade terms and price terms.

6. Insurance: Specify the insurance liability and premium for the goods to ensure their safety during transportation.

7. Transportation: Specify the transportation mode and route of the goods, including shipping time, shipping location, and destination.

8. Payment: Specify the payment methods and conditions for the goods, including letter of credit, wire transfer, collection, etc.