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What happens if your goods are damaged or lost while being shipped? Marine Insurance, including Single Transit Insurance, Marine Open Insurance, and Sales Turnover Insurance, provides the coverage you need to safeguard your cargo and vessels. Explore blogs that explain how these policies protect your shipments and minimize risks during transit.
What is a Bill of Lading & Why is it Important?
To companies involved in maritime commerce and logistics, paperwork is the backbone that keeps the shipments sailing. Of…
What is the CFR (Cost and Freight) Shipping Term?
International trade has many moving components such as contracts, carriers, customs and compliance. In order to reduce this…
What is Air IGM? A Guide to Track Air IGM Status
The Air Import General Manifest (Air IGM) is an important legal document that airlines are required to file…
Consignor vs Consignee: Everything You Need to Know
If you are involved in the shipping or logistics business, you must have encountered these two terms :…
Cost, Insurance, and Freight (CIF) Vs Free on Board (FOB)
When it comes to international trade, the success of a deal does not often depend on what is…
What is a Bill of Lading?
Within the giant and complicated realm of international commerce, products worth billions of dollars cross oceans, skies, and…
What is Touch and Stay Clause in Marine Insurance?
Every mile of a voyage of a ship through the uncertain seas is full of opportunities and perils.…
What is Time Policy in Marine Insurance?
Every voyage is a risk in this huge world of maritime commerce. Ships sail through rough seas, volatile…
Franchise Clause in Marine Insurance and How Does It Work?
Marine Insurance can be considered as the ‘blood’ of international trade. It ensures financial protection against damage or…
International Cargo Clauses & Inland Transit Clauses in Marine Insurance
Marine Insurance has been the silent partner to both global and local trade. It may be the transport…
