Booking, Consultation, Cargo-insurance service
You can manage all of your freight procedures in one place. With ACS Logistics Co., you will be able to get a quote, book your cargo shipment, receive a comprehensive detailed consultation for your shipment, track your shipment, and even obtain cargo insurance.
What is Value Protect?
Value protection is a substitute or an alternative form of insurance that can replace or be used in addition to regular cargo insurance. When you book a shipment you will have to fill in a contract alongside the bill of lading that defines the duties and rights of each party in the shipping process, the international laws, and the terms and conditions that govern the transportation of goods around the world.
But when you give the authority to the shipping company, you have to ensure your cargo is safe in their hands. And here comes the value product part that will make sure you receive full compensation in case anything happens to your cargo. We have the right solutions.
Why is Value Protect very important for sea freight shipping?
Shipping your cargo with sea freight shipping could be full of risks, due to natural causes accidents like storms or bad weather in general, or the threat of sea pirates stealing your shipment, and that’s why value protection is very important, to guarantee the safety of your cargo from the dangers of the ocean, and you can do all that with fewer efforts now, all you have to do sign in into our online platform and request a value protect.
ACS's Cargo-insurance service.
We value your cargo shipment. We keep it safe.
With our value product offers, we will make sure your cargo reaches its destination safely, with affordable shipping insurance packages from any natural force or accidents like theft or fire. Your cargo is safe with ACS.
General Average, for example:
General average is a principle of maritime law that mandates all stakeholders, including the shipowner and the shipper, to share equitably in the losses and damages incurred by cargo. A loss is classified as general average when the sacrifice made is extraordinary or necessary to ensure the collective safety of the ship and its crew.
Illustrative Example: Consider a scenario where a shipment valued at $100,000 sustains damage. If 60% of this value (amounting to $60,000) is determined to be subject to the general average, the shippers without insurance would be liable for $36,000 (60% of the loss value). Such financial implications can result in significant economic strain for the parties involved.
The general average encompasses high-value products and is structured to provide the necessary protection for your cargo, ensuring adequate compensation in the event of any loss.