An Agreement between Carrier and Shipper with Guaranteed Monthly Shipments of Manufactured Goods is a contract between a carrier and a shipper which guarantees that a certain amount of manufactured goods will be shipped on a monthly basis. This agreement outlines the duties of both the shipper and the carrier, as well as the terms of the agreement, such as the cost of shipping, delivery terms, and payment terms. The agreement also outlines the specific type of goods that are being shipped. There are two types of Agreement between Carrier and Shipper with Guaranteed Monthly Shipments of Manufactured Goods: F.O.B. (Free On Board) and C.I.F. (Cost Insurance and Freight). F.O.B. agreements require the shipper to pay for the transportation of the goods up to the point of delivery, while the C.I.F. agreement requires the shipper to pay for the cost of the goods, the cost of insurance, and the cost of freight.