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In the transport and logistics industry, franking determines who bears the costs of transporting a shipment. It is part of the transport contract concluded between the customer and the carrier before the goods are dispatched.
There are basically two types of franking:
In practice, there are often other costs to be regulated such as the assumption of insurance, costs for any necessary documents and certificates, and the transfer of risk of the goods.
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