$1.$ Capino needs an emergency replacement of a batch of bikes. As the bikes are under warranty, Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. has agreed to pay for the shipping, customs clearance, and any duty into Belgium.

Incoterm: DDP $($Delivered Duty Paid$)$

$2.$ Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. is shipping a special bike order to Capino. The bike order is too large to fit into a container. Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. has agreed to pay for the freight and insurance to Wevelgem, but not clear the goods through customs.

Incoterm: CFR $($Cost and Freight$)$

$3.$ For a special shipment, Capino has appointed its own freight forwarder to handle an air shipment. Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. has agreed to get the shipment to the Charlotte Airport. Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. will clear the goods for export.

Incoterm: CPT $($Carriage Paid To$)$

$4.$ Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. is shipping $20$ boxes of spare bike parts to Capino. Each box measures $12$ X $12$ X $12.$ Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. has agreed to pay for the freight and insurance to Wevelgem, but not clear the goods through customs.

Incoterm: CFR $($Cost and Freight$)$

$5.$ Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. is shipping a special bike order to Capino. The order is too large to fit into a container. Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. has agreed to pay for the freight and insurance to Wilmington but not loaded onto a ship.

Incoterm: FCA $($Free Carrier$)$

$6.$ Assume Bike$-$Me$,$ Inc. opens a subsidiary in Wevelgem with a warehouse. Due to extensive shipping connections, the Belgium subsidiary will be responsible for all freight, insurance, and custom charges. It will also clear the goods for export.

Incoterm: DAP $($Delivered at Pace$)$