How to mitigate the risk of insolvency in the supply chain

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By Gavin van Marle

02/10/2012

From the excellent TT Talk series of briefings regularly issued by freight transport insurer TT Club, this article looks at what rights shippers have should their freight forwarder or NVOC enter into insolvency while goods are in transit. Shippers watch out – it pays to read the small print, or you could find yourself paying twice.

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