Glossary → FAS (Free Alongside Ship)
FAS (Free Alongside Ship)
FAS (Free Alongside Ship) — an Incoterms rule for sea transport: the seller delivers the goods alongside the vessel at the port of shipment and clears them for export. From that moment the buyer bears the risks and costs.
FAS is used for bulk and heavy cargo. Loading onto the vessel and the freight are paid by the buyer.
We arrange transport and clearance for FAS deliveries.
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