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When transporting goods from one destination to another, many companies prefer to have international insurance to protect their investment. One type of business insurance that is available to companies doing business overseas is international cargo insurance. Whether they are shipping goods from their production plant through the supply chain to their customers or they are sending components to another company for use in manufacturing, it is important that they get there safely. Sending cargo by rail, ship, barge, aircraft or truck has its advantages and disadvantages in any setting. Choosing the transport that is the most cost effective with the least risk involved is the ideal method. Using one or a combination of transportation methods that make the most sense and securing goods with international cargo insurance helps companies to keep their customers happy while providing protection just in case something goes wrong. Rail Trains are a cost-effective way to ship products by land. Railways are quite reliable and safe, although they are limited to shipping on land. Crossing borders is usually straightforward when companies plan ahead for customs. Items shipped by rail may be moved to planes, ships and barges for transport overseas once they reach the coast. Risks may include train wrecks and derailments, cargo theft and damage from exposure to extreme heat or cold, depending on the climate. Ocean Vessel Ocean vessels are a reasonable way to transport goods when no one is in a hurry. It can take days or weeks longer than flying shipments to their destination. The cost is also much higher for large shipments by plane than by ocean vessel. Ships and barges are prone to hijacking, weather-related delays and detours, and collisions with other seafaring vessels. While less expensive than flying, it can be costly if there is a mistake on the packaging or construction of the products. If they have to be remanufactured and re-shipped or the shipment is lost, this can be costly for the company and its customers. Finding an international cargo insurance policy that covers these risks can protect a company should something go wrong in transport. Aircraft Flying goods to their destination is usually the fastest and most expensive means of transport for long distances. Planning ahead and following requirements from customs in different countries helps the process go more smoothly. Risks involved with shipping by aircraft include hijacking, accidents and detours due to weather hazards. International commercial insurance that covers cargo is helpful for these situations. Truck For shorter distance, trucks are usually the method of choice. For longer distances with smaller amounts of cargo, one truck is still practical. For larger shipments, a fleet of trucks may be needed. This is often used in conjunction with airplanes, trains, ships and barges to make point-to-point deliveries. Hazards may include vehicle accidents, checkpoint difficulties, improper storage in extreme climates and temperatures and hijacking. In places where there is a high security risk, such as the Middle East or Africa, fleet insurance is recommended in addition to international cargo insurance.