0 used for stating that the buyer of goods is responsible for arranging and paying for them to be transported from the seller's factory:
The ex-works output of agricultural machinery and spares in 1946 was £26 million, of which £20 million went to the home market.
There was the cost of the furniture ex-works.
I am told that an efficient producer's ex-works price for chickenmeat is 44p per lb.
The normal definition of local content is on an ex-works price basis.
The total ex-works value of these stocks is about £50 million.
The ex-works value of agricultural machinery and spare parts likely to be produced in 1948 is estimated to be of the order of £60 million.
I take it that the prices offered will be offered ex-works.
These so-called ex-works cars have enjoyed some success.
