Freight Prepaid

Freight Prepaid means the shipper pays the freight charges before dispatch, not the consignee upon delivery.

Freight Prepaid is a common term in logistics and shipping. It specifies that the shipper covers the cost of transportation. This helps in ensuring the shipment process remains smooth and efficient.

Instances of Freight Prepaid use include international shipping, domestic transport, air cargo, and maritime freight. Businesses often use Freight Prepaid to maintain control over logistics expenses.

For example:

• In international shipping, the shipper pays the carrier ahead of time.
• In domestic transport, the shipper settles the charges before the goods leave the warehouse.
• For air cargo, payment is made before loading onto the aircraft.
• For maritime freight, the shipper pays before the ship leaves port.

Freight Prepaid reduces disputes over shipping costs and ensures timely payments to carriers.