Which incoterm indicates that the seller has fulfilled their responsibility once the goods are made available at their premises?

The term that indicates the seller has fulfilled their responsibility once the goods are made available at their premises is EXW, which stands for "Ex Works." Under EXW terms, the seller's obligation is simply to make the goods available for collection at their location (such as a factory, warehouse, etc.). At this point, the risk and responsibility for further transport, including export duties and loading onto transport vehicles, shift to the buyer.

This incoterm is beneficial for sellers because it minimizes their obligations; they do not have to handle transportation or export customs processes. For buyers, it means they have to take on more responsibilities, but it can also provide them with the flexibility to manage the shipping process according to their own preferences and arrangements.

In contrast, other incoterms like FOB (Free On Board) and CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) involve more responsibilities from the seller, including loading the goods onto the vessel and ensuring they reach a specified destination, respectively.