What Are the Key Differences Between Chubb and CNA Cargo and Transit Insurance?
Routes, modes, and storage
Chubb describes international ocean and air transit, domestic movement in the U.S. and Canada, foreign inland transit, domestic and foreign warehousing, barge movement, and war, strikes, riots, and civil commotion risks. CNA describes transit from origin to destination and lists incidental storage and exhibition or consignment options. Ask how each quote handles your full route, warehouse stays, and political-risk exposure. [3] [4]
Risk engineering and access
Chubb says its global network includes nearly 400 cargo risk engineers and a Risk Engineering Center; agents submit new business through their normal Chubb channel. CNA provides CNACargo.com for agents and policyholders to manage policies, issue certificates, and locate claims agents, with cargo claims specialists. Compare the operational support you need during shipping and at claim time, and confirm which portal or contact is available to your account. [3] [4]