Incoterms and Export Risk Management for Honey Shipments (2D)
2D Incoterms trade-route lab: pick EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF or DDP and watch risk and cost-transfer markers move along a honey export route, a live cumulative-cost curve, and a seller/buyer cost-breakdown bar split freight, insurance and import duty in real dollars.
This 2D companion drives the same Incoterms risk/cost-transfer logic as the 3D version through a plain top-down route diagram built for reading the trade-law mechanics rather than orbiting a scene: an EXW/FOB/CFR/CIF/DDP selector moves independent risk and cost-transfer markers along the honey-export route, a live cumulative-cost curve traces exactly where the seller's freight-and-insurance obligation ends, a stacked cost-breakdown bar splits freight, insurance and import duty between buyer and seller in real dollars, and a travelling cargo marker changes colour the instant it crosses each transfer point — so which party currently bears the risk is directly readable, not just implied by a static band.
Five ICC Incoterms rules (EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF, DDP) each define a risk-transfer point and a cost-transfer point along a normalised 0–1 route (factory → origin port → destination port → buyer). Freight/insurance cost is split between seller and buyer in proportion to where the cost-transfer point falls on that route; import duty is assigned entirely to the buyer except under DDP, where the seller pays it — matching the real ICC rule that DDP is the only term making the seller responsible for import clearance. Cargo value, freight/insurance rate and duty rate are independent sliders, so the dollar split recalculates live from genuine proportional-cost math, not a lookup table.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install