TT Club has recently been made aware that shipper interests have been seeking to transport Divinylbenzene (DVB) from China to destinations in both Europe and United States of America, while misdeclaring the commodity as Class 9, UN 3082 ENVIRONMENTALLY HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE, LIQUID, N.O.S

Freight transport and logistics insurance specialist TT Club's analysis of weather-related risk highlights water damage to cargoes in particular.

Read more about the operational challenges of the temperature-controlled supply chain.

TT explore the the effect that delays caused by recent supply chain stress can have on particular cargoes and dangerous goods

Leading transport & logistics insurer, TT Club, outlines Loss Prevention guidance relating to claims around wet cargo damage

TT Club outline the dangers of abandoned cargo for stakeholders in the global supply chain: forwarders, NVOCs, logistics operators and port and terminal operators.

The Group publish another language to increase the reach of it's quick guide to improve safety in the global supply chain

To improve safety in the intermodal supply chain, CIG partners publish the CTU Code in all UN languages to promote cargo integrity and good packing practices

Guidance for mitigating the risks of transporting dangerous goods for the global supply chain.

This article looks at the Yangtze River ban relating to the transport of dangerous goods

Pest contamination by the movement of shipping containers is a threat to the global supply chain

Read more about how current container supply imbalance could impact the cargo-worthiness of shipping containers in the international supply chain