FOB Fuel Transactions With Nationwide Brokerage Group Inc.

Bulk Petroleum Products — FOB Tank-to-Tank & Tank-to-Vessel

Nationwide Brokerage Group Inc. (NBG) connects qualified commercial buyers with available bulk petroleum supply opportunities structured on FOB terms.

FOB transactions can be structured for products such as EN590 10 PPM diesel, Jet A-1, D6, D2, and other petroleum products, depending on current availability, terminal location, seller terms, and buyer requirements.
Our role is to help qualified buyers identify suitable supply opportunities and understand the commercial process before entering into a transaction.

What Is an FOB Fuel Transaction?

FOB (Free on Board) is an international trade term that establishes the point at which responsibility, costs, and risk transfer between the seller and buyer, subject to the specific contract and applicable Incoterms.

In petroleum trading, an FOB transaction may involve product located in a storage terminal where the buyer arranges the receiving vessel, transportation, or other logistics required after the agreed FOB delivery point.

The exact responsibilities of the seller and buyer must always be defined in the commercial agreement.

How an FOB Fuel Transaction With NBG Works

A typical FOB transaction can follow these stages:

1. Buyer Submits a Purchase Requirement

The buyer provides NBG with the basic requirements:
 

• Product

• Required quantity

• Trial quantity

• Monthly quantity

• Preferred loading location

• FOB requirement

• Desired lifting schedule

• Buyer company information

• Storage or vessel information, when applicable
   

A clear buyer requirement allows NBG to determine whether an available offer is suitable.

2. NBG Reviews the Buyer Requirement

NBG reviews the requested product, quantity, location, timing, and transaction structure.
When a matching supply opportunity is available, the buyer can receive the applicable commercial information and seller procedure.

Availability is subject to the actual seller inventory, terminal capacity, commercial terms, and transaction date.

3. Buyer Receives the FOB Offer

The available offer should establish the principal commercial terms, including:
 

• Product specification

• Quantity

• Price

• FOB location

• Trial lift

• Monthly quantity

• Delivery/loading terms

• Inspection requirements

• Payment terms

• Title-transfer provisions

• Seller procedure

• Offer validity
   

The buyer should review the complete offer rather than evaluating the transaction based solely on price.

4. Buyer Provides Required Documentation

Depending on the seller and transaction structure, the buyer may be requested to provide documentation such as:
 

• LOI

• ICPO

• Company registration

• Authorized signatory information

• KYC documentation

• Storage documentation, where applicable

• Vessel information, where applicable

• TSA, where applicable

• Other compliance documentation
   

Documentation requirements vary according to the seller, terminal, product, and transaction structure.

5. Seller and Buyer Confirm the Transaction

Once the buyer's documentation has been reviewed, the parties can proceed with the applicable commercial agreement.

The contract should clearly establish:
 

• Product

• Quantity

• Specification

• Price

• FOB location

• Loading point

• Payment terms

• Inspection requirements

• Title transfer

• Risk transfer

• Delivery responsibilities

• Applicable Incoterms

• Governing contractual terms
   

All parties should review and approve the contractual terms before proceeding.

FOB Tank-to-Tank Transactions

An FOB tank-to-tank transaction generally involves petroleum product already positioned in storage at an agreed terminal.

The buyer provides or secures appropriate receiving storage according to the transaction requirements.

A typical transaction may involve:

Buyer Requirement → FOB Offer → Buyer Documentation → Contract → Storage Verification → Inspection → Payment → Title Transfer → Product Transfer

The exact sequence can vary according to the seller's approved procedure and the terminal's operating requirements.

Important

The storage facility, product availability, and transfer procedure should be independently verified through the appropriate contractual and terminal channels.

FOB Tank-to-Vessel Transactions

An FOB tank-to-vessel transaction involves product stored at a terminal being transferred or loaded into the buyer's nominated vessel.

Depending on the contract and terminal requirements, the buyer may be responsible for:
 

• Vessel nomination

• Vessel documentation

• Charter-party arrangements

• Port and marine logistics

• Loading coordination

• Freight

• Applicable receiving costs
   

The seller's responsibilities and the precise transfer point must be established in the contract.

A typical structure may include:

Buyer Requirement → Seller Offer → ICPO → Contract → Vessel Nomination → Terminal Coordination → Inspection → Loading → Payment/Title Transfer According to Contract

SGS Inspection & Quality Verification

Independent inspection may be incorporated into an FOB petroleum transaction.

Where required by the contract, an independent inspection company such as SGS may perform quantity and quality verification.

Depending on the agreed inspection scope, testing can include:
 

• Sulfur content

• Density

• Product quality

• Quantity

• Temperature

• Sampling

• Other applicable specifications
   

The inspection company, timing, scope, and payment conditions should be established in the commercial agreement.

Payment & Title Transfer

Payment terms are negotiated between the contracting parties and must be clearly established before the transaction proceeds.

The agreement should identify:
 

• Payment method

• Payment timing

• Banking requirements

• Inspection conditions

• Quantity confirmation

• Title-transfer point

• Risk-transfer point

• Loading requirements
   

NBG does not recommend that buyers rely on informal payment instructions or undocumented claims. Commercial payments should follow the executed contractual agreement and verified banking instructions.

FOB Fuel Products Available Through NBG

Depending on current supply availability, NBG may facilitate buyer inquiries for:

EN590 10 PPM Diesel

Ultra-low-sulfur diesel meeting the applicable EN 590 specification.

Jet A-1

Aviation turbine fuel for commercial and industrial aviation applications, subject to applicable specifications and contract requirements.

D6

Petroleum fuel products offered according to the specific seller specification and commercial terms.

D2 Diesel

Diesel fuel offered according to the applicable product specification and supply terms.

Other Petroleum Products

NBG may also evaluate buyer requirements for additional petroleum products depending on available supply.

FOB Fuel Trading Locations

FOB petroleum transactions may be available through major international petroleum hubs and storage terminals.

Potential locations may include:
 

• Rotterdam

• Houston

• Fujairah

• Antwerp

• Other international petroleum terminals
   

Availability is not guaranteed by location alone. Each transaction depends on actual product availability, terminal capacity, seller authorization, buyer requirements, and current commercial conditions.

Why Buyers Work With NBG

Nationwide Brokerage Group Inc. focuses on connecting qualified buyers with available petroleum supply opportunities.

Our process emphasizes:

Qualified Buyers

We work with commercial buyers who can clearly identify their product and transaction requirements.

Available Supply Opportunities

We review available offers based on product, quantity, location, and transaction structure.

Clear Procedures

Buyers receive the applicable commercial procedure and requirements for review.

International Markets

We work with petroleum opportunities involving major fuel hubs and international delivery locations.

Transaction Coordination

NBG helps facilitate communication between qualified buyers and the applicable seller or authorized supply channel.

What Buyers Should Have Ready

To receive an FOB fuel opportunity, buyers should be prepared to provide:

Product: EN590 10 PPM / Jet A-1 / D6 / D2 / Other

Trial Quantity: Required initial quantity

Monthly Quantity: Recurring requirement

FOB Location: Preferred loading location

Storage: Receiving storage information when applicable

Vessel: Vessel information when applicable

Timing: Desired lifting schedule

Buyer Information: Company and authorized representative details

The more complete the buyer requirement, the easier it is to determine whether a suitable FOB opportunity exists.

FOB Fuel Transaction FAQ

What does FOB mean in petroleum trading?

FOB means Free on Board. The precise point where costs, responsibilities, and risk transfer depends on the agreed contract and applicable Incoterms.

Can I buy EN590 10 PPM FOB?

Yes. EN590 10 PPM may be available on FOB terms depending on product availability, loading location, seller terms, and buyer requirements.

Can NBG arrange an FOB tank-to-tank transaction?

NBG can review qualified buyer requirements and available supply opportunities for FOB transactions. The exact procedure depends on the applicable seller and terminal.

Can I purchase Jet A-1 FOB?

FOB Jet A-1 opportunities may be available depending on supply, location, quantity, and seller terms.

Does the buyer need a vessel for an FOB transaction?

Not necessarily. It depends on the specific FOB structure. Tank-to-vessel transactions generally require an appropriate nominated vessel, while tank-to-tank transactions involve receiving storage.

Is SGS inspection required?

Inspection requirements depend on the commercial agreement. The parties may agree to independent quantity and quality verification.

Does every FOB transaction require a TSA?

No. Storage requirements depend on the transaction structure. A TSA or other receiving-storage documentation may be required for certain tank-based transactions.

How much fuel can I purchase?

Available quantities vary by product, seller, terminal, and transaction. Buyers should specify both their trial quantity and anticipated monthly requirement.

How do I request an FOB fuel offer?

Submit your product, quantity, preferred FOB location, trial/monthly requirement, and desired lifting schedule to NBG for review.

Request an FOB Fuel Transaction

If your company is looking to purchase EN590 10 PPM, Jet A-1, D6, D2, or other petroleum products on FOB terms, Nationwide Brokerage Group Inc. can review your requirement against available supply opportunities.

Submit Your FOB Requirement

Product:
Trial Quantity:
Monthly Quantity:
FOB Location:
Receiving Storage / Vessel:
Desired Lifting Date:
Buyer Company:
Authorized Contact:

Nationwide Brokerage Group Inc.
Bulk Petroleum Supply & Fuel Trading Services

All transactions are subject to product availability, seller approval, terminal requirements, applicable contracts, compliance procedures, and mutually agreed commercial terms.