Industry Insights
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February 13, 2020
Live from AirCargo 2020, Roanoke Insurance Group’s Glenn Patton was featured on the FreightWaves INSIDERS podcast. In his conversation with supply chain expert Timothy Dooner of FreightWaves, Patton provides ways the transportation and logistics industry can be aware of the growing supply chain (including cyber) risks and stay competitive and relevant in these turbulent times. From high-end Fre...
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February 5, 2020
Fraud. It happens every day. We think of protecting our personal interests, but what about our businesses, employees and clients? Are you pre...
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February 4, 2020
Are you frustrated when it comes to buying insurance for your logistics service provider business? You are not alone. Recent studies reveal tha...
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January 21, 2020
Tips for Protecting and Preventing Cargo Loss
The Shipping Mistakes that are Costing Your Business
Recently, Roanoke VP of Clien...
The Shipping Mistakes that are Costing Your Business
Recently, Roanoke VP of Clien...
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January 6, 2020
The ICC World Chamber Federation, the organization that administers the ATA Carnet system, has released two country-specific operational changes relating to the usage of the ATA Carnet.
Italy
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December 20, 2019
Increase Expected for Limits of Liability Established by the Montreal Convention
In a message to members of the
In a message to members of the
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December 20, 2019
Cargo Theft is at an All Time High During the Holiday Season
While it may be the most w...
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December 11, 2019
The United States collected a record $7 billion in import tariffs in the month of September as new duties went into effect on apparel, tools, ele...
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October 22, 2019
Recently Roanoke’s VP of Client Development, Richard Bridges, published a compelling article tackling cyber-attacks in CNS Air Cargo Focus. Deeply involved in international trade and insurance for more than 18 years, Rick is no stranger to issues of cybersecurity.
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September 25, 2019
A signing ceremony for the Suspension Agreement occurred on Thursday, September 19. That agreement takes effect upon signing by Commerce and the Signatories. The suspension agreement imposes new procedures on tomatoes imported from Mexico. Tomatoes imported from signatories will not require the 17.56% antidumping duty deposit, however liquidation will still be suspended.
