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Freight forwarders manage the full journey of goods, arranging transportation, consolidating shipments, navigating customs and ensuring documentation accuracy. With responsibility spanning multiple carriers and modes of transport, even small errors can create significant financial and legal consequences.
Brown & Brown can help you design a freight forwarder insurance program that helps safeguard your operations, protect the cargo you move and strengthen your reputation as a trusted logistics provider.

As a freight forwarder, you’re more than just a middleman. You’re orchestrating complex supply chains across air, ocean, rail, and over the road. That means you face liability for:
Many freight forwarders also work closely with freight brokers and our freight broker insurance solutions can complement your coverage by helping protect against contractual liabilities, cargo damage, and third-party exposures.
Our Transportation Practice helps you build tailored programs aligned with your operations, your obligations and growth goals.
Key coverage options include:

Brown & Brown is one of the nation’s largest specialty insurance brokers with a deep knowledge of the transportation sector.
Freight forwarder insurance protects logistics providers against financial losses stemming from cargo damage, misrouting, documentation errors or regulatory penalties. It combines cargo coverage with liability protection specific to forwarders’ unique risks.
Freight forwarders are required to maintain a surety bond. Most will also carry cargo liability, errors & omissions, and third-party liability. Depending on operations or customer requirements, additional protection may include general liability, property, all-risk shipper’s interest, cyber, and employee coverage.
Costs vary based on shipment volume, international exposure, and loss history specific to the freight forwarder.
Our team provides end-to-end claims support and advocacy and works directly with insurers to minimize disruption to your operation while protecting customer relationships.
Ready to Safeguard Your Freight Forwarding Business? Schedule a consultation with a Brown & Brown Logistics and Transportation insurance specialist to discuss coverage tailored to your needs. Learn how our knowledgeable teammates can help you safeguard your business, people, and reputation.