Glossary Definition: Marine cargo insurance protects commercial freight, merchandise, and supply-chain commodities against physical loss, theft, or catastrophic damage while in transit across ocean, air, rail, or highway routes. Maintaining valid marine cargo insurance is foundational for international trade, protecting cross-border supply lines from financial ruin, while relying on the global safety nets established by a corporate reinsurance definition framework to manage high-density transit exposures.
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