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The UIB Cargo Team covers all aspects of cargo in transit from international trading houses and major infrastructure projects through to niche activities.

CONTACT

Andrew Little
Managing Director
aml@uib.co.uk

Mark Homans
Divisional Director
mh@uib.co.uk

Capabilities Overview

Types of Business Handled:

Industries

Manufacturing companies
Trading Houses
Construction companies
Oil companies
Energy industries
Food industries
Banking sector
Logistics companies

Commodities and types of cargo

Project Cargo (such as Power station equipment)
Machinery and Equipment
Mineral Oil and refined products
Petrochemicals
Raw materials
Grains
Perishable produce
Meat and other foodstuffs
Vehicles
Metals
Agricultural produce including sugar
Livestock and blood-stock
Specie
Fine Art

Types of Coverages Available:

Specifically created to reflect both the industries and our clients activities, covers range from the broadest form of all risks through to named perils covers when required. General examples are listed below:

Project Cargo policies including:
- All Risks coverage for Plant and Machinery
  in transit
- Advanced Loss of Profits (ALOP)/ Delay
  in Start-Up (DSU)

Oil Cargo Covers including:
- All risks exposures
- Guaranteed Outturn Cover (GOT)
- Contamination extension

Traders covers for all commodities

War on Land including Terrorism, Strikes, Riots and Civil Commotion extensions, Confiscation, Expropriation, Nationalisation and Depravation

Tailor-made solutions for the industries and commodities detailed above, as well as the following:
- Fine Art Risks/Specie
- Livestock/Bloodstock
- Stock throughput
- Sub-sea risks
- Car Transport covers

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