Marine Insurance for 𝗖𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗺𝘀 𝗛𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀

CHAs handle clearance for every category of Indian export — quartz and feldspar from Rajasthan, ceramics and tiles from Morbi, cotton and garments from Surat and Tirupur, pharma from Gujarat and Himachal, and engineering goods from the NCR belt — often for dozens of exporter clients at once, each with their own insurance arrangement (or none at all).

A CHA clearing an export consignment from Kandla for a first-time exporter found out only after a container was short-landed that the client had never taken a marine policy, assuming the freight forwarder's liability cover was enough. The CHA fielded the client's frustration for weeks, despite having no role in arranging cargo insurance.

CargoCover works directly with CHA firms as an insurance referral partner, so every client walking in for clearance can be pointed to a proper Marine Open Cover policy — 110% CIF, ICC A, War and SRCC — set up in a single call, with declarations handled shipment by shipment without adding paperwork to the CHA's own workload.

• A single trusted marine insurance partner to refer every new exporter client to
• 110% CIF Open Marine Policy with ICC A, War and SRCC as standard
• Cover across common export categories — minerals, ceramics, textiles, chemicals, pharma, engineering goods
• Shipment-wise declaration support that fits around your clearance workflow
• Dedicated claims assistance so disputes don't land back on your desk
• Coverage support across Mundra, Kandla, Nhava Sheva (JNPT), Pipavav, Chennai and Tuticorin

First-time and mid-size exporters routinely assume someone else in the chain — the forwarder, the carrier, the CHA — already has their cargo covered. None of them do by default. A CHA that can point clients to a dedicated marine partner avoids being blamed for a gap that was never theirs to fill.

1. Share your CHA client base, commodity mix, and current referral/insurance setup (if any)
2. Free premium benchmarking against current market rates
3. Cover structured with the specific extensions your CHA clients actually need
4. Pre-sailing declarations and dedicated claims support, handled directly with your team