- Shipping: Physical damage or loss of Cargo can be prevalent during air, land, or sea shipments. The shipping practices, origins and destinations of property, as well as shipping agreements between buyer and seller should be reviewed.
- Property Damage: If warehousing goods, risks can be notable. Flammability would be determined by types of goods and local ignition sources such as electrical wiring, heating, and air conditioning systems.  Proper warehouse housekeeping is necessary.
- Products Liability: Products liability exposure can be increased if importing goods from a manufacturer that does not have a domestic (U.S.) policy. An international liability policy may be necessary if doing business overseas.
- Employee Injury: Travel hazards pose a risk if requirements exist to visit international locations. Foreign voluntary Workers Compensation may be needed if this is more than incidental.  Office exposures exist and all workstation should be ergonomically designed.