Two changes for the FOB incoterm: the seller’s reponsibility extends until the goods are “on board the vessel” rather than “past the ship rail” (a small technical difference), and the seller must package the goods rather than provide the packaging (it’s nice to get this clarified, even though in practice it was usually already the case).
Under CIF, the seller is required to pay for more insurance than previously.
The DEQ incoterm is replaced by DAT (with a slightly different meaning).
The DAF, DES, and DDU incoterms are replaced by DAP.
If you need to receive hard copies (as opposed to electronic versions) of your shipping documents, make this point clear in your contract.