Inland Marine Insurance

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YOUR MERCHANDISE IS IMPORTANT

Ocean marine encompasses a variety of insurance coverage designed to protect shipbuilders, port operators, and cargo transporters. If you source raw materials, distribute foreign manufactured goods, or sell goods overseas, ocean marine insurance can serve as the foundation of your comprehensive business continuity strategy. Ocean marine insurance covers your merchandise, goods, workers, passengers, and crews aboard shipping vessels and cargo storage during marine transport, domestically or abroad. Ocean marine insurance also covers other stages of an ocean marine shipment, including land or air transportation connected to the marine shipment.

Make Sure Your Merchandise is Covered Appropriately

Ocean marine insurance will come in handy if you are in the business of marine contracting, supply of marine services, marine transportation services, export/import of goods, fishing, or if you own any private seafaring vessel like a yacht. Our experienced brokers can help you determine the right coverage base on your needs and shipping requirements so that you can focus on the protection of specific highly potential risk. Blue Rock Insurance Services offers a wide range of ocean marine insurance coverage:

  • Marine Cargo

  • Project Cargo

  • Marine General Liability

  • Marine General & Logistics Liability

  • Hull and Shipbuilders' Risk

SERVICE THAT GOES BEYOND QUALITY COVERAGE

You'll enjoy the support of a dedicated Blue Rock Insurance Services broker who can answer your questions and help you through:

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  • Assessing and tailoring the insurance coverage base on your needs, while controlling costs

  • Receiving valuable, accurate insurance information, document storage and endorsement pertaining to the ocean marine aspect of your business

  • Understanding your choices and providing you professional consultation


Did you know?

  • Certain insurance companies provide global marine insurance for all types of marine risks. This ranges from protecting the single vessels to complex multinational businesses

  • Carriers are not responsible for damaged merchandise. In other words, damaged goods are the shipper or consignee’s responsibility. International shipping laws favor the carrier, not the shipper or consignee

  • Marine insurance covers cost of emergency storage. Emergency storage might be required in case there is an emergency like extreme weather conditions, riots or some natural disaster that prevents the cargo to reach its destination

  • All-Risk policies do not cover all occurrences. A common mistake when reading an all-risk insurance policy is to think that the policy will automatically cover any accident involving your merchandise. This is not always the case. Instead, most all-risk policies lay out a specific set of situations they do not cover (exclusion). Occurrences not listed there can then be assumed to be covered under an all-risk policy




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