FILHET-ALLARD MARITIME – Sponsor of BLACK SEA GRAIN. EUROPE-2025
UkrAgroConsult is thrilled to announce that FILHET-ALLARD MARITIME became a Sponsor of the 22 International Conference BLACK SEA GRAIN.EUROPE to take place on February 13-14 in Prague, Marriott hotel.
The slogan “At the heart of International Trade, Shipping & Industry” reflects the vision of FILHET-ALLARD MARITIME (FAM) specialists in marine and transport risk since 1846. Focusing on international trade, the company’s technical and logistical platform accounts for 150+ employees covering worldwide activities with offices in Bordeaux, Geneva, Abidjan and Istanbul.
The risks handled by FILHET-ALLARD MARITIME include Marine Cargo, Storage, Charterers’ liability/FDD, Political violence, Political risks, War risks, Trade disruption, Cargo owner legal liability, Bunkers cover, Credit risks, Contract frustration, Transport Operator Liability, Claims recoveries and defence, Parametric Insurance for Agriculture, Hull and Machinery, Ship owner liability and P&I.
Become part of the BLACK SEA GRAIN.EUROPE – a leading event in the world of agribusiness. Join the center of strategic connections, discussions and networking, shaping the future of the global grain market.
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Distinguished Sponsors and Partners of the conference: Legal Sponsor – Fortior Law, Lanyard Sponsor – QSS, Sponsor – Filhet-Allard Maritime. The Conference is supported by Ukrainian Grain Association, Ukroilprom Association, Donau Soja Organisation, Ukrainian-Czech Chamber of Commerce (UKRCHAM), Serbia Grains Association.
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