Red Sea: the ship changes course. Your risk management must follow.
Diversions, storage and postponed deliveries: three questions connecting maritime disruption with business decisions.
Read article →The editorial logbook
Articles, ideas.
Risks worth understanding.
Ports, freight, insurance and Metodo TARGA. Sourced notes and a space for documented case studies.
War risks: “all risks” is not a bulletproof vest.
War cover must be examined by event, journey and duration. The inland leg needs an answer, not an assumption.
Read article →Road freight: the truck carries value. CMR also counts kilograms.
Carrier liability, policy limits and cargo value are three different figures. A worked SDR example without misleading currency conversions.
Read article →The thief has the right registration plate. And an almost perfect email.
Fake carriers and manipulated delivery instructions: the decisive check happens before the gate opens.
Read article →Incoterms: paying for the journey does not always mean bearing the risk.
CIF and CIP, delivery and destination: distinctions that sales, logistics and insurance teams need to share.
Read article →Cold chain: the display reassures. The records provide evidence.
A rejected load needs more than a photograph of the thermostat: instructions, records and clear responsibilities matter.
Read article →A port can stop without a single crane breaking.
Cyber and logistics: from compromised data to operational stoppage. Bring IT, operations and insurance into the same conversation.
Read article →The cargo is intact. Why am I being asked to pay? General average.
Sacrifices, expenditure and security for cargo release: a maritime exposure that extends beyond damage to your own container.
Read article →Supply chains: understand them before insuring them
A note on Metodo TARGA and the connection between operations, prevention and insurance cover.
Read article →Risk at the handovers in a supply chain
Custody, contracts and carriers: why looking at each individual step is not enough.
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