December 11, 2025 | Cargo Insurance
General Average Declared on the ONE Henry Hudson: What Shippers Need to Know Now

A recent General Average (GA) declaration on the vessel ONE Henry Hudson has prompted understandable concern among shippers and the logistics community. When GA is declared, cargo may be delayed, documentation requirements can increase, and shippers, especially those without adequate insurance, may face unexpected financial obligations before their goods are released.
For logistics service providers, moments like this are an opportunity to offer clarity and confidence. Your clients look to you for guidance, and having a clear, consistent explanation of the GA process helps reduce uncertainty during an already stressful situation.
For a step-by-step overview you can share with your clients, please see our full article: “Planning Ahead for a Potential General Average”
At Roanoke, we’ve long supported the logistics and trade community by simplifying complex risk scenarios and helping you navigate them with assurance. Our earlier guidance on GA remains highly relevant today and provides a practical outline of what shippers should expect and how to prepare.
If you or your clients have questions about how GA may affect cargo insured through Roanoke, or you need support in addressing uninsured exposures, our team is here to help with the speed, accuracy, and care you expect from us.












