FreightInsure: For Those Higher Value Consignments

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In the logistics industry, unforeseen events can disrupt the best-laid plans, potentially leading to loss or damage to your valuable shipments. This is where FreightInsure comes into play, offering added protection and peace of mind.

FreightInsure is for those higher value consignments and offers up to $50,000 of cover per consignment. Cover is not applied across your account and you can apply FreightInsure if and when you need it, in just a few seconds. You will not need to sign up for an annual policy either.

In every sense, FreightInsure is an invaluable solution that protect your higher valued investments, mitigate risk, and provide peace of mind in an industry where uncertainties are part of the landscape.

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