The international freight transport insurer TT Club has turned its attention to the safety risks at cargo storage facilities
TT Club announces new CFO appointment
08/08/2022
A new CFO has joined the TT Club to manage the leading transport and logistics insurer's plan profit targets with a view to simplifying and automating processes.
TT Club believes all involved in intermodal cargo movements need to be aware of their responsibilities to tighten biosecurity.
Names of the Young Logistics Professionals Award 2022’s regional winners finally released!
20/07/2022
FIATA International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations and TT Club, international freight transport insurer, reveal this year’s regional winners of the Young Logistics Professionals (YLP) Award 2022.
In welcoming the IMO’s revised guidelines for inspections, the international freight transport insurer TT Club exhorts governments to report findings to IMO on 2021 inspections, as well as to increase the volume of inspections carried out
Dorota Jilli, Senior Underwriter, talks about supply chain disruption within the transport and logistics industry
TT Club and ICHCA release their safety innovation digest for the 2021 awards
We must innovate for a safer supply chain
25/05/2022
So say TT Club and ICHCA which, with the support of TOC Europe, are emphasising their message by launching an inaugural Safety Village at the upcoming conference and exhibition in Rotterdam between 14th and 16th of June. The first of its type, the exhibition space will be dedicated to how innovation can lead to a safer supply chain.
Time to take charge of lithium batteries
25/04/2022
Amid a number of recent fire incidents affecting container transport, ro-ro ships and air cargo movements allegedly involving lithium batteries, international freight transport insurer TT Club is calling for increased vigilance to ensure a secure safety environment for the fast-developing supply chains of this increasingly common component.
Various sources of potential pest contamination exist throughout the global freight supply chain. Both national legislatures and multinational regulators are keen to minimise potentially devastating consequences to agriculture and the natural environment that unwanted invasive pests can deliver. All those involved in the movement of cargo internationally must heighten their awareness and tighten biosecurity measures.
BIC and FIATA join Cargo Integrity Group
24/02/2022
The original five partners of the Cargo Integrity Group are excited to welcome the Bureau International des Containers (BIC) and the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA), strengthening the group in its efforts to improve safety in the global supply chain.