Financial
International Cargo Insurance
Policy protecting merchandise against loss or damage during international transport. Covers maritime, land, and air risks. Can be per-shipment or open (floating) policy.
Policy protecting merchandise against loss or damage during international transport. Covers maritime, land, and air risks. Can be per-shipment or open (floating) policy.
Protects against total loss, partial loss, general average, theft, and transit damage. Institute of London Underwriters clauses (A, B, C) define coverage breadth.
Freight Insurance
A policy covering risks of loss, damage, or deterioration during international transport. Its cost is an addition to customs value. Premiums range from 0.3% to 1.5% of merchandise value.
LogisticsFCL (Full Container Load)
A maritime shipping mode where an importer uses an entire container exclusively for their cargo, without sharing it with other consignees' merchandise.
DocumentsBill of Lading (Ocean)
Maritime transport document serving as a contract of carriage, receipt of goods, and document of title.
LogisticsDAP (Delivered at Place)
An Incoterm where the seller bears all costs and risks until goods are delivered at the agreed destination, without clearing them for import or unloading them.