This insurance protects your cargo from the moment it leaves your warehouse to the moment it reaches its destination. Whether you're importing machinery, exporting textiles, or sending essential supplies, we’ve got your back, every nautical mile of the way.
Goods in transit are exposed to various risks: storms, accidents, theft, fire, or even mishandling. Marine cargo insurance covers financial losses in case your cargo is lost or damaged during shipment.
Sometimes, the buyer or the seller is contractually required (Incoterms like CIF or CIP) to provide insurance. Carriers' liability is limited, so having your own insurance ensures broader protection.
Businesses can ship goods without constantly worrying about potential disasters. It provides a safety net, so companies can focus on operations rather than uncertainties.
Risks like cyclones, tsunamis, and piracy are unpredictable but real. Marine cargo insurance helps recover losses due to such events.
International trade involves multiple touchpoints—each increasing risk. Marine cargo insurance builds trust among trading partners, making international business smoother.
Shipping lines, freight forwarders, and transporters have limited liability. Insurance ensures full compensation beyond what the carrier may cover.