At the start of 2021, there was great optimism following the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic through 2020. Countries grappling with its challenges took varying measures to control the spread of the virus and in doing so continued to unbalance trade flows, volumes and equipment availability. The development of several vaccines were welcome news and industry attention quickly switched to how to deliver such an invaluable cargo to every corner of the globe.

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

Advocating the use of simulators for training operators of cargo handling equipment as an essential tool in the container terminal training armoury.

The marine container terminal is a critical transfer point of intermodal trade

Industry experts discuss the risk and safety issues affecting bulk terminal operators

Find out how changing climatic risks and extreme weather events can impact your insurance cover and validity of claims

Global transport and logistics insurer TT Club speaks on panel with industry experts to discuss the issues around abandoned cargo and dangerous goods

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

As the world's leading transport and logistics insurer, TT Club offer valuable insights into the future risks that ports face, from climate to technology to human error, and how ports of all sizes can benefit from a safe transition into a decarbonised and digitised future

Guidance for port and terminal operators, freight forwarders and logistics operators dealing with issues of abandoned cargo and the associated risks around dangerous goods

Learn more about how port authorities and terminal operators are facing an increasing risk of insurance claims relating to storm damage.