Exporters usually purchase an insurance certificate to protect the exported goods against damage, loss, pilferage (theft), and, in some cases, delay.

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Exporters often purchase insurance certificates as part of their risk management strategy to protect against potential losses or damages to goods during transit, including damage, loss, theft (pilferage), and sometimes delay, ensuring financial protection and stability in international trade.

Exporters Usually Purchase an Insurance Certificate to Protect the Exported