Protection throughout your supply chain
Key areas of stock throughput insurance coverage
Stock throughput insurance brings protection for goods across multiple stages of the supply chain under one policy. Coverage can extend from raw materials through production and storage to finished products in transit to their destination.
Raw materials
Coverage can help protect raw materials before and during production, providing financial protection when insured goods are lost or damaged while moving through the early stages of your supply chain.
Goods in transit
Protection can extend to insured goods while they are being transported between suppliers, production facilities, warehouses, distribution points, and other destinations throughout your company’s supply chain.
Semi-finished goods
Coverage can extend to semi-finished products that are still moving through production or the broader supply chain, helping protect their value before they become completed goods ready for distribution.
Finished products
Finished products can remain protected as they move through storage and transportation toward their final destination, providing more consistent coverage through the final stages of the supply chain.
Supply chain protection backed by expertise
Build a more connected approach to protecting your good
Navacord advisors help businesses understand their supply chain exposures and build insurance solutions designed around how goods are produced, stored, processed and transported.
Coverage across the supply chain
Bring multiple stages of your goods’ journey together under a coordinated insurance solution designed around your operations.
Advice tailored to your operations
Our advisors assess how your goods move through the supply chain to help identify exposures and appropriate coverages.
Access to broad insurance expertise
Tap into Navacord’s national strength and local expertise to build coverage suited to your business and evolving risks.
FAQs for stock throughput insurance
Stock throughput insurance is a type of marine cargo policy designed to protect a company’s goods as they move through the supply chain, including during transit, storage, production, and processing.
Depending on the policy, coverage can include raw materials, semi-finished goods, and finished products as they move through various stages of production, storage, transportation, and distribution.
Stock throughput policies can include coverage for insured goods while they are stored in eligible locations, helping provide continuity of protection between transportation and other stages of the supply chain.
While marine cargo generally focuses on goods during transportation, stock throughput insurance can provide broader protection by extending coverage to goods during stages such as storage and processing.
Businesses with goods moving through multiple stages and locations may face gaps when relying on separate policies. Stock throughput insurance can help create more consistent protection across the supply chain.
