Describing goods sold directly from a ship without being unloaded, meaning the buyer assumes responsibility once loaded on the vessel.
Commercial term combining 'ex-' (from) with 'ship,' emerging in 19th-century international trade to specify delivery and payment terms.
When international traders use 'exship,' they're basically saying 'the ship is your problem now'—it's one of many trading terms like 'FOB' and 'CIF' that keep global commerce running smoothly!
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