There are several types of insurance that can be used to cover imported products. Some of the most common types include:

1. Marine insurance: This type of insurance covers the risk of loss or damage to goods during transit by sea, air, or land.
2. Cargo insurance: This type of insurance covers the risk of loss or damage to goods during transit by any mode of transportation, including by truck, rail, or air.
3. Inland transit insurance: This type of insurance covers the risk of loss or damage to goods during transit within the country of origin or destination.
4. Product liability insurance: This type of insurance covers the risk of loss or damage to goods caused by defects or other issues with the product itself.
5. Political risk insurance: This type of insurance covers the risk of loss or damage to goods caused by political events such as war, revolution, or expropriation.
6. Credit insurance: This type of insurance covers the risk of non-payment by buyers, in case of default.

It’s important to note that the types of insurance that are necessary will depend on the specific circumstances and risks involved with the importation of goods. It’s recommended to consult with insurance broker or underwriter to determine the best insurance coverage for your specific needs.