Sea freight or ocean cargo, is defined as commercial products transported by ship. Almost all ocean freight is transported in containers. Container shipping is one of the most economical and efficient to export. Transport insurance is designed to provide financial protection for importers and exporters in the delivery of goods abroad.
Some policies are grouped to cover the passage of the earth, air freight, ocean freight and shipping. Transport insurance is a subdivision of marine insurance. Cargo insurance is usually a separate insurance to cover the container and the hull of the ship may have its own policy.
Transport insurance is generally purchased by the person or company transporting goods abroad. Policies can cover the load, when in reality you are sent. Larger coverage can cover the importer and exporter who cover taxes incurred, even if a shipment lost or damaged.
A common policy expert has added a war risk policy. Insurance-freight can be considered as a specialist. Insurance class of the burden of the widest range of coverage, while class C policies have the more limited range of coverage. This policy is often called a domestic policy navy.
It may be helpful to work closely with the logistics company freight shipping, to determine the scope of specific risks or export.