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Running a fish and chip shop is all about serving up delicious meals and keeping your customers satisfied. But what happens when things don’t go as planned?
Fish and chip shop insurance is a special type of cover designed just for your business. It’s there to protect you from all sorts of risks that come with running a chippy, like employee injury or a customer suffering an injury.
With the right insurance, you can focus on what you do best — serving up crispy fish and golden chips to your customers.
Having the right insurance in place is key for fish and chip shops as you could have to pay out hefty legal fees, compensation, or suffer financial losses if something goes wrong like:
Fish and chip shop insurance helps cover your losses if a claim is made against you or if you need to make a claim.
An insurance package for fish and chip shops could include some of the covers below. Policies will vary per provider, and limits and exclusions apply. Always refer to your policy wording for details:
Because all fish and chip shops are different, it’s difficult to give a solid figure for what you’ll be paying for this insurance without speaking to a broker. This is because your business is unique, and price depends on a number of factors, including:
Costs are tailored to your circumstances, so it’s important to compare options and choose the right level of cover for your business.
Most policies cover deep-fat fryers under equipment insurance, but you should tell your broker if you use deep fat fryers to make sure you’re sufficiently covered.
Yes, if you have multiple fish and chip shops, speak to a broker to arrange the right policies for each of your shops.
We can cover the food being delivered by the takeaway driver, but the driver must hold their own public liability and business vehicle insurance.
At Bionic, we celebrate and champion UK business owners and want to help in every way we can. That’s why we use a team of knowledgeable insurance brokers who work with a panel of trusted insurers to help you find the right cover.
Our UK-based team helps business owners daily, using smart technology to compare quotes and find the one that fits just right. Get in touch today by starting a quote with us online, whether you run a fish and chip shop, kebab stall, pizza parlour or anything in between.
“Sufficient business insurance protects your most valuable business assets and safeguards your business against risks.”
Insurance Director, James Barwell
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You only need a few details to get started with getting a quote online, so it’s best to have the following information ready to go:
Your business name and trade
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