There is a general recognition in the maritime industry of the need for a greater commitment to health, safety, security and the environment. The need for business, government, and non-governmental organisations to work together to tackle the most pressing issues and societal challenges has never been clearer. 

Read more about how the TT Club looks to support various initiatives that seek to improve safety and security in the global supply chain.

Read about how innovators seek to digitalise containers with geo-locator tools and the possible results that could be attained in reducing safety risks in the supply chain.

TT Club offers risk guidance advice in relation to quay container crane maintenance and changing climatic risk.

TT Club has been closely involved in the industry debate concerning the correct declaration of the weight of packed containers

Cargo integrity is the adoption of best practice in all aspects of cargo care, through the intermodal supply chain

When containers are in short supply, supply chain actors may take a more lenient approach to container inspection

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

Freight transport and logistics insurance specialist TT Club's analysis of weather-related risk highlights water damage to cargoes in particular.

Advocating the use of simulators for training operators of cargo handling equipment as an essential tool in the container terminal training armoury.

The marine container terminal is a critical transfer point of intermodal trade