One of the biggest risks facing importers and exporters is damage to their goods during transit. Learn how to mitigate that risk and when cargo insurance should be part of the solution.

While you can always cross your fingers and hope for the best, that’s not a very effective business strategy for importing and exporting. Things can go wrong, and goods can be damaged, especially during transit. It happens way more often than you might think. And while carriers may be liable for any damage they cause, the limit to their liability is surprisingly low.

Depending on the terms of your transaction (usually set by one of the 11 standard Incoterms 2020 rules), liability for the goods can transfer from the seller to the buyer at almost any point along the journey. Purchasing cargo insurance can protect your investment in the goods.

Join us for this one-hour webinar as our speaker, Robert P. Imbriani, discusses the limits of carrier liability and how to determine if, when and how to find the proper type of cargo insurance for your imports and exports.