C&F and C. I.F. are destination contracts.

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C&F (Cost and Freight) and CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) are shipping agreements used in international trade where the seller covers certain costs associated with transporting goods to the buyer's destination port, but they do not specifically refer to "destination contracts." Instead, they outline the seller's obligations regarding the cost, insurance (in the case of CIF), and freight of goods to the destination port.

C&F and C. I.F. Are Destination Contracts