If the receiver is responsible for filing damage claims, under which FOB arrangement does this occur?

The responsibility for filing damage claims typically falls under the FOB shipping point arrangement. Under this arrangement, the buyer assumes ownership of the goods as soon as they leave the seller's premises. This means that the receiver is also responsible for the goods during transit and must handle any claims for damage that may occur. Once the goods have been dispatched, the risk is transferred to the buyer, making them the party responsible for filing any damage claims.

This contrasts with other terms, such as FOB destination, where the seller retains responsibility for the goods until they reach the buyer's location. In this case, the seller would be the one to file any damage claims. Prepaid freight terms can relate to the payment of shipping costs but do not determine risk and responsibility for claims during transit, while blanket order terms are more related to ongoing purchase agreements rather than the specifics of shipping liabilities.