Cargo Insurance
In the fast‑moving world of international transport, risks are part of everyday operations. Every shipment you send carries value — and the trust of your suppliers, customers, and partners. When your cargo begins its journey, it’s essential to know it’s protected on every route, at any moment, anywhere in the world.
The Goods in transit insurance provides reliable coverage for goods transported by land, air, or water, offering worldwide protection and peace of mind.
The risks covered under this insurance follow the current London Institute Cargo Clauses:
- Institute Cargo Clauses (A) – 1/1/82 – Full coverage
- Institute Cargo Clauses (B) – 1/1/82 – Limited coverage
- Institute Cargo Clauses (C) – 1/1/82 – Minimum coverage
- Other effective, specialized “Cargo” clauses used in the international insurance market
Under these clauses, the insurance covers:
- Total or partial loss of cargo.
- Total or partial damage to cargo.
- Breakage, crushing, spillage, and similar risks.
- General average expenses.
- Salvage expenses.
Cargo insurance is designed for any business or individual that wants to safeguard their goods during transport — whether locally or internationally. It’s ideal for owners of cargo, distributors, freight forwarders, and logistics companies who want reliable protection throughout the journey.
- The full value of your goods.
- Freight and transportation expenses.
- Insurance premium.
- Expected profit.
- Customs duties and related charges, etc.
- Global protection you can rely on.
- Flexible coverage designed around your business.
- Fast and knowledgeable service.
- Additional clauses available for enhanced protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
All types of cargo are insured: goods, items, valuables, natural resources, animals, and food products, with the exception of postal parcels, shipments, and passenger luggage transported by vehicles.
The insurance is valid worldwide and covers cargo transported by land, water, or air.
Yes, at the customer's request, the insurance may include coverage for expected profits, if this has been agreed in advance and included in the terms and conditions.
Yes, transferring the insurance policy is possible by pre-registering the person.
