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TT Club places high value on its own expertise and those with whom it collaborates, across the insurance and transport industries. This symbiotic approach has proven over the years to be mutually

It is inevitable that everything that is transported by sea starts and ends on land. As a result, the TT Club lobbied for training of shore side personnel in the requirements of the IMDG Code. While

The BSI Consulting and TT Club 2024 Cargo Theft Report reveals a rapidly evolving criminal landscape that poses significant threats to global supply chains. Published in April 2025, this

TT Club and BSI have issued the second edition of their report on global cargo theft, the first to cover a full year. Highlighted findings include: theft from road vehicles once more accounts for the

TT Club and Cordstrap conduct a webinar focusing on the importance of securing cargo in freight containers.

Analysis of TT Club's claims experience continues to highlight the vulnerability of quay cranes, other handling equipment and containers to major weather related incidents at marine terminals.

TT Club looks at how advances could be made in the design of the standardised freight container

While the volumes of containers lost at sea fluctuates year on year, typically influenced by the more severe of weather conditions, the challenge is persistent. 

TT Club and TAPA EMEA launch their 'Young Supply Chain Resilience Professional of the Year' award.