The global supply chain is a marvel of modern coordination, yet it operates on a foundation plagued by fragmentation, opaque processes, and reliance on centuries-old paperwork. This intricate web of manufacturers, carriers, and customs agents often struggles with inefficiency, delays, and a fundamental lack of trust. For every successful delivery, countless hours are lost to manual reconciliation, dispute resolution, and tracking blind spots. This is the complex reality that blockchain technology is poised to fundamentally reshape.

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When it comes to global shipping, one small misunderstanding can lead to costly mistakes. That’s why Incoterms — short for International Commercial Terms — exist. Published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), they define the responsibilities between buyers and sellers for transporting goods across borders.