FCA, or Free Carrier, is an Incoterms rule defining seller and buyer responsibilities.
The seller delivers goods, cleared for export, to a carrier nominated by the buyer.
Once delivered, the risk transfers from seller to buyer.
FCA specifies the exact location of the handover, often the seller's premises.
Buyers choose the carrier and handle transportation costs and risks.
Sellers ensure goods meet export requirements and clearances.
FCA is suitable for any mode of transport - air, sea, road, or rail.
Parties decide who handles export and import documentation.