Cover the full value, not the carrier's minimum.

Why carrier liability is not enough

Ocean carriers and forwarders limit their liability by law and contract, typically to a fixed amount per package or per kilogram that bears no relation to what your goods are worth. Insurance pays the insured value when cargo is lost, damaged, or shares in a general-average claim after a vessel incident.

What we arrange

• All-risk cover, warehouse to warehouse, including the inland legs
• Declared value plus freight and a margin (commonly 110% of CIF value)
• Single-shipment certificates or an annual open policy for regular shippers
• Claims support: survey, documentation and follow-up until settlement

Exclusions to know about

Inherent vice, improper packing by the shipper, delay, and some used or unpacked goods may be excluded or rated differently. We show the terms before you buy.