Cargo insurance
A carrier's standard liability is calculated by weight, not by what the cargo is worth, which is why an uninsured loss is so often a bad surprise. Cover is arranged separately, against the value you declare, and it is worth having on anything valuable, fragile or hard to replace. It is optional on every shipment and quoted as a separate line so you can see exactly what it costs.
- Cover arranged against your declared value
- Quoted as a separate line, never bundled invisibly
- Cover for the whole movement, not just the sea leg
- Support with a claim if one is ever needed
- 01What the cargo is
- 02The value you want covered
- 03Origin and destination
- 04Whether it is new or used
Is this you?
If your cargo is not on that list it does not mean we cannot move it — tell us what it is and we will say which of the services fits.
Before you send the message.
- What do you need to quote Cargo insurance?
- To quote it we need what the cargo is; the value you want covered; origin and destination; whether it is new or used. Send what you have and we will tell you what else the movement needs.
- What does Cargo insurance cover?
- A carrier's standard liability is calculated by weight, not by what the cargo is worth, which is why an uninsured loss is so often a bad surprise. It covers cover arranged against your declared value; quoted as a separate line, never bundled invisibly; cover for the whole movement, not just the sea leg; support with a claim if one is ever needed.
- Is Cargo insurance the right service for my cargo?
- Optional cover arranged for the declared value of the cargo, for the whole journey. Typically that means high value vehicles, machinery, personal effects and fragile cargo.
Five short answers and we can take it from there.
No form and nothing to submit. We build a WhatsApp message from your answers — this service is already named in it — and you read the whole thing before it sends.
Other services
Warehousing and consolidation
Somewhere for cargo to wait, and a way to combine several deliveries into one shipment.
Container freight
A full container for a large consignment, or a share of one when you have less than a full load.
Breakbulk and project cargo
Oversized, overweight and awkward loads that will not go in a container and need to be planned rather than booked.
Plant and machinery
Excavators, loaders, generators and production equipment, moved with the paperwork and the securing they need.