Question

difference between free in and free out​

Answer 1

The term “ Free In and Gross Out” and “Gross In and Free Out” are terminologies used for charter. The term free in and gross out is to cover chart rates for loading and unloading. In the agreed freight rates, the loading expenses are excluded whereas the unloading expenses are taken in.

Similarly, in the term “Gross In and Free Out”, the loading expenses are included and the unloading expenses are excluded in the agreed freight rates.

Answer 2

Answer:

Free in and Free out are terminologies used in conditions of carriage overseas where the term "free" means "not included"

Here is the main different between Free in and Free out.

Explanation:

In Free in, the shipper is responsible for the expenses loading of goods onto the ships to be exported overseas while in Free out, the recipient is fully responsible for the cost of offloading the goods from the vessel at the destination.