Obsolete, albeit heavily used, term of sale meaning "cargo and freight" whereby Seller pays for cost of goods and freight charges up to destination port. In July, 1990 the International Chamber of Commerce replaced C&F with CFR.

Currency And Bunker Adjustment Factor.

Slanted plates fitted in dry cargo holds to prevent undesired pockets of cargo. The term is also commonly applied to slanted plates that are fitted to improved the structural stability of corrugated bulkheads and framing members.

Always Afloat or Safe Aground. Condition for a vessel whilst in port

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ABS Class notation of vessel.

Extra draught allowed by the load line regulations for loading in fresh water.

(Cost, Insurance and Freight) (...Named Place of Destination):A Term of Sale where the seller has the same obligations as under the CFR but also has to procure marine insurance against the buyer's risk of loss or damage to the goods during the carriage. T ...

A wind which blows on the beam thus requiring no tacking or trimming of the sails. It will take a sailing vessel somewhere without requiring much nautical ability.

Adderss commission

All Fast

A prism inserted into the deck which provides light down below.

Volume flow rate measured in normal cubic metres per minute (or hour), i.e. related back to normal inlet conditions

American Petroleum Institute

American Trucking Association.

Cost and Freight Free Out

Vertical bulkhead for restricting flow of oil or water due to rolling or pitching of a vessel.

Summary Report of Class Surveys.

Affirmative Action Plan.

Amsterdam-Antwerp-Rotterdam Area