Deterioration of Stock Insurance
Comprehensive cover for temperature-controlled goods risks
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We understand the risks your clients face, and we know how to help
Coverage and limits
Target risks
Wide ranging appetite for UK domiciled companies of all sizes from small/micro to large/corporate, involved in the storage of their own or third party owned temperature sensitive commodities.
- Stock in own locations and third party locations
- Wide variety of temperature controlled commodities considered
Limited risk appetite
- Single cold chambers excess of GBP 2,500,000
- Single location excess of GBP 5,000,000
- Locations outside the UK
Outside of risk appetite
- Pharmaceutical risks with a single location exposure greater than GBP 2,500,000
- Retail locations including Cash and Carry’s
- Non-permanent cold stores and vehicles in isolation
- Refrigeration equipment that is excess of 15 years old
- Businesses with no contingency plans in place for failures or power outages
- Businesses with no maintenance and servicing regimes
- Businesses with no temperature logging
- Excess of loss or first loss basis
- Stock that is being processed
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